Simon La Terreur
Université Laval, Communication, Graduate Student
Following
Samuel Rouette-Fiset
Jean-François Biron
Joelle Dussault
Sociology, Social Movements, Anti Capitalist Social Movements, Urban Social Movements, and 39 moreSocial Movements (Political Science), Squatting, Autonomous Social Movements, Autonomous Social Centers, Ethnology, Urban Studies, Repression, Collective Memory, Collective Action, Political Repression Authoritarian Contexts, Space and Place, Post-Capitalism, Health and Social Care, Health Social Movements, Emotion, Sociology of Emotion, Social Movement, Social movements and revolution, Health inequality, Health Services Accessibility, Feminist Theory, Feminism, Feminist Literary Theory and Gender Studies, Social Work, Sociology of Work, Social Sciences, Qualitative methodology, Gender Studies, Political Science, Comparative Politics, Political Sociology, Méthodologie De La Recherche, Research Methodology, Ethnography, Social Research Methods and Methodology, Focus Group discussions, Focus Groups, Qualitative Research, and Qualitative Methods
Marie-Josée Audet
Organizational Communication Research, Public Relations, Public Relations & Social Media, Communication and Public Relations, and 38 moreCritical Public Relations, History of public relations, Public Relations Ethics, Government Relations and Public Affairs, Mass Communication, Science Communication, Journalism And Mass communication, Communication Theory, Research Methodology, Social Research Methods and Methodology, Qualitative methodology, Methodology and Review of Related Literature, Design Methodology, Research Methods and Methodology, Virtue Ethics, Journalism, Sociology of Journalism, Philosophical Scepticism, Philosophical and sociological foundations of Education, Science Education, ICT in Education, Sociology of Education, Paradigm Shifts, Research Paradigms, Social Contract Theory, Propaganda Systems In Media, History Of Propaganda, Communication, Media Studies, Journalism and Public Relations, Social Media, Argumentation, Professional Writing, Sociology, James Grunig, Social Sciences, Journalists' professional identity, and John R. Searle