Research Publications Working Papers Working Paper Series “ZeMKI Working Papers” ZeMKI publishes the working paper series “ZeMKI Working Papers” (ISSN: 2510-9855) as a continuation of the series “Communicative Figurations Working Paper Series” (ISSN: 2367-2277), whose publications are available here and via the E-LIB document server (Digital Repository) of the State and University Library of Bremen. previous 1 2 next Working Papers No. 48 - Christoph Günther: “German Version better”: Mimetic Normativity in TikTok Daʿwa This article explores how TikTok’s short video format facilitates a distinctive mode of religious instruction that simplifies Islamic norms into binary categories of “right” (ḥalāl) and “wrong” (ḥarām). Focusing on two case studies, I highlight how Muslim content creators convey ethical guidance by referencing the Qurʾan and Hadith while omitting the nuanced discursive traditions of (…) 24. March 2025 Working Papers No. 47 - Andreas Hepp, Wiebke Loosen, Uwe Hasebrink: The Refiguration of Public Communication: A Relational and Process-oriented Perspective 29. August 2024 Working Papers No. 46 — Hendrik et al. : Auditing the Text Understandability of German Public Administration Websites 20. June 2024 Working Papers No. 45 – Michelle Stack: Deep Mediatization and the U.S. News and World Report Education Rankings 1. September 2023 Working Papers Nr. 44 Gaia Amadori: Studying the Datafied Home: The Potentials of Combining Mixed Methods, Constructivist Grounded Theory and Social Network Analysis 1. June 2023 Working Papers No. 43 - Gregory Grieve, Kerstin Radde-Antweiler and Xenia Zeiler: Value Formations through Digital Gaming 19. May 2023 Working Papers No. 42 - Mike Farjam, Anamaria Dutceac Segesten, Sara Schmitt & Boris Mance: Hybrid Media? A Comparison of Traditional and Social Media Migration-Related Content along Scope, Function and Curation 1. January 2023 Working Papers No. 41 - Phoebe V Moore: Problems in Protections for Working Data Subjects: Becoming Strangers to Ourselves 7. June 2022 Working Papers No. 40 - Kerstin Radde-Antweiler, Marta Kołodziejska, Łukasz Fajfer, Dorota Hall: Religious Organizations as Media Settlers. Strategies towards the Trends of Deep Mediatization 1. June 2022 Working Papers No. 39 - Juliane Jarke, Gabriela Molina León, Irina Zakharova, Hendrik Heuer, Ulrike Gerhard – Beyond Participation: A Review of Co-Creation in Computing 1. October 2021 Working Papers No. 38 - Andreas Hepp, Wiebke Loosen, Hendrik Kühn, Paul Solbach, Leif Kramp - The Figuration of Pioneer Journalism in Germany: Actors, Experimental Areas, Dynamics 1. March 2021 Working Papers No. 37 - Ghislain Thibault – Celestial Posters: Skywriting and the Folk Theory of Media Influence 1. December 2020 Working Papers Nr. 36 - Heiko Kirschner, Anne Schmitz und Andreas Hepp: Networks of opinion leaders and heterogeneous organizations: The organizational elites of the Quantified Self and Maker Movements on Twitter 4. April 2020 Working Papers No. 35 - Usha Raman: Keeping the person in the data – Communicating care in the networked clinic 1. April 2020 Working Papers No. 34 - Florian Hohmann, Alessandro Belli and Andreas Hepp: Manual for media diary software: MeTag Analyze & MeTag App 1. April 2020 Working Papers No. 33 - Florian Hohmann, Alessandro Belli and Andreas Hepp: Manual for the sorting software MeSort 1. March 2020 Working Papers No. 32 - Simone Natale: To believe in Siri: A critical analysis of AI voice assistants 1. March 2020 Working Papers No. 31 - Matti Pohjonen: Preliminary arguments for a critical data-driven ethnography in the time of „deep mediatization. 1. January 2020 Working Papers No. 30 - Roser Beneito-Montagut, Arantza Begueria and Nizaiá Cassián Yde: The practices of learning digital technologies in later life: What are they made up? 8. September 2019 Working Papers Nr. 29 - Ricardo Borrmann: Paulo Emílio Salles Gomes’ transnational network – an interrelational approach to film history 5. May 2019 Working Papers No. 28 - Martine Stevens and Patrick McCurdy: Fort McMurray, Climate Change and ‘The Beast’: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Canadian News Editorials and Opinions 1. May 2019 Working Papers No. 27 - Adam Fish and John Carter McKnight: The financialization of peer-to-peer lending in the United Kingdom 14. April 2019 Working Papers No. 26 - Max Hänska: Public communication for the common good? On the is-ought distinction in the media and communications field 14. April 2019 Working Papers No. 25 - Beata Ociepka: Conceptualising Media Events within the Context of Cultural Diplomacy 1. March 2019 previous 1 2 next
Working Papers No. 48 - Christoph Günther: “German Version better”: Mimetic Normativity in TikTok Daʿwa This article explores how TikTok’s short video format facilitates a distinctive mode of religious instruction that simplifies Islamic norms into binary categories of “right” (ḥalāl) and “wrong” (ḥarām). Focusing on two case studies, I highlight how Muslim content creators convey ethical guidance by referencing the Qurʾan and Hadith while omitting the nuanced discursive traditions of (…) 24. March 2025
Working Papers No. 47 - Andreas Hepp, Wiebke Loosen, Uwe Hasebrink: The Refiguration of Public Communication: A Relational and Process-oriented Perspective 29. August 2024
Working Papers No. 46 — Hendrik et al. : Auditing the Text Understandability of German Public Administration Websites 20. June 2024
Working Papers No. 45 – Michelle Stack: Deep Mediatization and the U.S. News and World Report Education Rankings 1. September 2023
Working Papers Nr. 44 Gaia Amadori: Studying the Datafied Home: The Potentials of Combining Mixed Methods, Constructivist Grounded Theory and Social Network Analysis 1. June 2023
Working Papers No. 43 - Gregory Grieve, Kerstin Radde-Antweiler and Xenia Zeiler: Value Formations through Digital Gaming 19. May 2023
Working Papers No. 42 - Mike Farjam, Anamaria Dutceac Segesten, Sara Schmitt & Boris Mance: Hybrid Media? A Comparison of Traditional and Social Media Migration-Related Content along Scope, Function and Curation 1. January 2023
Working Papers No. 41 - Phoebe V Moore: Problems in Protections for Working Data Subjects: Becoming Strangers to Ourselves 7. June 2022
Working Papers No. 40 - Kerstin Radde-Antweiler, Marta Kołodziejska, Łukasz Fajfer, Dorota Hall: Religious Organizations as Media Settlers. Strategies towards the Trends of Deep Mediatization 1. June 2022
Working Papers No. 39 - Juliane Jarke, Gabriela Molina León, Irina Zakharova, Hendrik Heuer, Ulrike Gerhard – Beyond Participation: A Review of Co-Creation in Computing 1. October 2021
Working Papers No. 38 - Andreas Hepp, Wiebke Loosen, Hendrik Kühn, Paul Solbach, Leif Kramp - The Figuration of Pioneer Journalism in Germany: Actors, Experimental Areas, Dynamics 1. March 2021
Working Papers No. 37 - Ghislain Thibault – Celestial Posters: Skywriting and the Folk Theory of Media Influence 1. December 2020
Working Papers Nr. 36 - Heiko Kirschner, Anne Schmitz und Andreas Hepp: Networks of opinion leaders and heterogeneous organizations: The organizational elites of the Quantified Self and Maker Movements on Twitter 4. April 2020
Working Papers No. 35 - Usha Raman: Keeping the person in the data – Communicating care in the networked clinic 1. April 2020
Working Papers No. 34 - Florian Hohmann, Alessandro Belli and Andreas Hepp: Manual for media diary software: MeTag Analyze & MeTag App 1. April 2020
Working Papers No. 33 - Florian Hohmann, Alessandro Belli and Andreas Hepp: Manual for the sorting software MeSort 1. March 2020
Working Papers No. 32 - Simone Natale: To believe in Siri: A critical analysis of AI voice assistants 1. March 2020
Working Papers No. 31 - Matti Pohjonen: Preliminary arguments for a critical data-driven ethnography in the time of „deep mediatization. 1. January 2020
Working Papers No. 30 - Roser Beneito-Montagut, Arantza Begueria and Nizaiá Cassián Yde: The practices of learning digital technologies in later life: What are they made up? 8. September 2019
Working Papers Nr. 29 - Ricardo Borrmann: Paulo Emílio Salles Gomes’ transnational network – an interrelational approach to film history 5. May 2019
Working Papers No. 28 - Martine Stevens and Patrick McCurdy: Fort McMurray, Climate Change and ‘The Beast’: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Canadian News Editorials and Opinions 1. May 2019
Working Papers No. 27 - Adam Fish and John Carter McKnight: The financialization of peer-to-peer lending in the United Kingdom 14. April 2019
Working Papers No. 26 - Max Hänska: Public communication for the common good? On the is-ought distinction in the media and communications field 14. April 2019
Working Papers No. 25 - Beata Ociepka: Conceptualising Media Events within the Context of Cultural Diplomacy 1. March 2019
