International Conference on Political Communication and Historical Discourse (ICPCHD - 26)

This track explores how various media platforms influence the construction and dissemination of political narratives. It aims to analyze the interplay between media representations and public perception in contemporary political discourse.

This session focuses on the evolution of political rhetoric through historical lenses, examining key speeches and texts that have shaped political thought. Participants will discuss the implications of historical rhetoric on modern political communication.

This track investigates the strategies and techniques employed in political propaganda across different historical contexts. It seeks to understand the effectiveness of these methods in influencing public opinion and behavior.

This session examines the relationship between political ideologies and the discourse that surrounds them. Scholars will analyze how ideologies are articulated, contested, and transformed in public and political spheres.

This track addresses the dynamics of public discourse in democratic societies, focusing on the challenges posed by misinformation and polarization. It aims to explore strategies for fostering healthy democratic dialogue.

This session investigates how historical events shape contemporary political culture and identity. Participants will discuss case studies that illustrate the lasting impact of history on current political practices.

This track focuses on the methodologies and frameworks used in communication studies to analyze political phenomena. It encourages interdisciplinary approaches that bridge communication theory and political analysis.

This session explores the evolution of political media, from traditional outlets to digital platforms, and their impact on political engagement. Discussions will center on the changing landscape of media consumption and its implications for democracy.

This track examines the rhetorical strategies employed in political campaigns, focusing on how candidates craft their messages to resonate with voters. It will analyze case studies of successful and unsuccessful campaign rhetoric.

This session delves into the lessons that contemporary politics can learn from historical political events and movements. Participants will engage in discussions about the relevance of historical analysis in understanding current political challenges.

This track investigates the role of public discourse in fostering political engagement among citizens. It aims to explore how effective communication can mobilize communities and enhance participatory democracy.