Professor Agnes Gulyas

Research Projects

• ‘Practice-Based Research on Post-Apocalyptic Imagery in Science Fiction Cinema (1970-2019). Researcher(s): Miss Ashlinn Nash-Mcnulty. Supervisor(s): Dr Andy Birtwistle, Professor Agnes Gulyas. [Postgraduate Research Project (past)]
• 2013 social journalism study: how journalists view and use social media and their relationship with PR. Researcher(s): Mrs Kristine Pole, Professor Agnes Gulyas. [Project report]
• A comparative study on the differences in content producing, narrating and communication effects of propaganda main-melody films from 2000 between China and the west. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• A critical evaluation of how mental health is communicated through Pixar and Disney animations from 1990 - 2023.. Researcher(s): Miss Josephine Schembri. Supervisor(s): Professor Agnes Gulyas, Dr Ruth Sanz Sabido. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• Art, Architecture, and Audience: Residents' Perspectives on Changzhou's Developing Cultural Sites. Researcher(s): Ms Xiaoxiao Gao. Supervisor(s): Dr Katie McGown, Professor Agnes Gulyas. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• Cinematic Soundscapes of Japanese and Hollywood Film Noir: A Practice-Based Comparative Study. Researcher(s): Miss Tez Messina. Supervisor(s): Dr Andy Birtwistle, Dr Nicholas Furze, Professor Agnes Gulyas. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• Digital transformations in the local newspaper sectors in Belgium, Italy and the United Kingdom: a European comparative analysis.. Researcher(s): Miss Aurora Patera. Supervisor(s): Professor Agnes Gulyas, Dr Andrew Butler, Dr Andy Birtwistle. [Postgraduate Research Project (past)]
• Empathy behind animal anthropomorphism: An exploration of the discourse of animal welfare in visual communication.. Researcher(s): Ms Ya Gao. Supervisor(s): Professor Agnes Gulyas, Dr Andy Birtwistle. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• Gender and Sports in Algeria: Visual and Thematic Analysis of Media, Social and Cultural Factors.. Researcher(s): Miss Radia Sidi Said. Supervisor(s): Professor Agnes Gulyas, Professor Shane Blackman. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• How are vine videos communicated within a campaign. Researcher(s): Miss Hannah Berkeley. Supervisor(s): Professor Agnes Gulyas, Professor Shane Blackman. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• Is it only possible to understand real world events through the prism of fictional narrative?. Researcher(s): Miss Sally Cleverley. Supervisor(s): Mr Alexander Choat, Professor Agnes Gulyas. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• Operational and organisational frameworks of hyperlocal media. Researcher(s): Dr Carol Arnold. Supervisor(s): Professor Shane Blackman, Professor Agnes Gulyas. [Postgraduate Research Project (past)]
• Research on Gender Culture in China’s Game Industry: An analysis of game characters, player experience and game development from a gender perspective. Researcher(s): Mrs Shanshan Liu. Supervisor(s): Professor Agnes Gulyas, Dr Nicholas Furze, Dr Ruth Sanz Sabido. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• Research on the media image of characteristic towns based on integrated marketing communication. Researcher(s): Miss Chengchen Pan. Supervisor(s): Dr Jane Lovell, Professor Agnes Gulyas, Professor Shane Blackman. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• Social media and community volunteering. Researcher(s): Professor Agnes Gulyas. [Project report]
• Social media and small non profit organisations. Researcher(s): Professor Agnes Gulyas. [Project report]
• Social Media Marketing Strategies. Researcher(s): Mrs Emma Inns. Supervisor(s): Professor Agnes Gulyas, Dr Magz Hall. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• The effect of social media on modest fashion business: a qualitative study on the role of fashion shows, magazines and female Muslim influencers in online marketing. Researcher(s): Miss Rim Benyoub. Supervisor(s): Professor Shane Blackman, Professor Agnes Gulyas. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• The House Was Like Her: Rebuilding the Post-Traumatic Home Through Art Practice. Researcher(s): Miss Rebecca Truscott-Elves. Supervisor(s): Professor Agnes Gulyas, Dr Andy Birtwistle. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 AND DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION ON THE MARKETING AND COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS, IN RELATION TO STUDENT RECRUITMENT.. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• The Liberal Media and Dehumanisation: A World-Systems Historical Approach. Researcher(s): Mr James Reader. Supervisor(s): Dr Ruth Sanz Sabido, Professor Agnes Gulyas. [Postgraduate Research Project]
• Youth Digital Cultures and Gender: A Comparative Mixed Method Analysis of Algerian Influencers' Discourses and Performances on YouTube in a Multi-Thematic Context. Researcher(s): Miss Dalal Belarbi. Supervisor(s): Professor Agnes Gulyas, Professor Shane Blackman. [Postgraduate Research Project]

• Explanatory memorandum, local and regional media: watchdogs of democracy, guardians of community cohesion Gulyas, A., (25 Oct 2023): Council of Europe. [Research report]
• Local and community media in Europe. A comparative analysis of the media pluralism monitor data between 2020 and 2023 Gulyas, A., (04 Oct 2023). San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) Italy. [Research report]
• Management actions to address the climate emergency: Motivations and barriers for SMEs and other societal micro/meso-level groups O'Leary, S., Lieberman, S., Gulyas, A., Ogilvie, M., Bates, D., Heath, T., Pelz, C., Williams, S., Shalet, D.: Elsevier. [Journal article]
• Places and spaces without news: The contested phenomenon of news deserts Gulyas, A., Jenkins, J., Bergstrom, A., (28 Sep 2023): cogitatio. [Journal article]
• The three ‘Cs’ of digital local journalism: Community, commitment and continuity Gulyas, A., Hess, K., (16 Nov 2023): Taylor & Francis. [Journal article]
• The climate emergency across business, community and campaign groups: motivations and barriers to driving change for the common good O'Leary, S., Gulyas, A., Lieberman, S., Ogilvie, M., Bates, D., Heath, T., Shalet, D.. [Journal article]
• The climate emergency across business, community and campaign groups: Motivations and barriers to driving change for the common good O'Leary, S., Lieberman, S., Gulyas, A., Ogilvie, M., Bates, D., Heath, T., Pelz, C., Williams, S., Shalet, D., (25 Sep 2024): Canterbury Christ Church University. [Journal article]
• Ethical implications of key concepts and issues in current local media research Gulyas, A., Baines, D., (2021): Abramis Academic. [Journal article]
• Local news deserts Gulyas, A., (13 Sep 2021), Reappraising Local and Community News in the UK: Media, Practice and Policy: Routledge. [Book chapter]
• Independent family-owned local media groups? O'Hara, S., The Routledge Companion to Local Media. London: Routledge. [Book chapter]
• Routledge companion to local media and journalism, (27 Apr 2020). London and New York: Routledge. [Book]
• Experiencing local news online: audience practices and perceptions Gulyas, A., O'Hara, S., Eilenberg, J., (26 Oct 2018): Taylor & Francis. [Journal article]
• Hybridity and social media adoption by journalists: an international comparison Gulyas, A., (26 Sep 2016): Taylor & Francis. [Journal article]
• Social media and journalism: hybridity, convergence, changing relationship with the audience and fragmentation Gulyas, A., (07 Oct 2016), Routledge Companion to Digital Journalism Studies: Routledge. [Book chapter]
• Global Social Journalism Study 2015 Pole, K., Gulyas, A., (11 Jun 2015). Chicago: Cision US. [Report]
• Social journalism study 2015: United Kingdom Pole, K., Gulyas, A., (04 Feb 2015). Germany: Cision Germany. [Report]
• Social media adoption and digital literacy in small third sector organisations Gulyas, A., Media, Communication and Cultural Studies Association Annual Conference. [Conference paper]
• Transformative potentials of social media in communities Gulyas, A., The Centre for Research on Communities and Cultures Annual Conference. [Conference paper]
• What is community? Gulyas, A., Centre for Research on Communities and Cultures: Media, Art & Design Research Seminar. [Lecture]
• Evolving social media practices of journalists: an international comparative study Gulyas, A., Hybridity and the News: Hybrid Forms of Journalism in the 21st Century. [Conference paper]
• Social Journalism Study 2014 - Finland Pole, K., Gulyas, A., Cision.de, (04 Nov 2014). Cision Finland: Cision Germany. [Report]
• 'Social Journalism' Studie 2012-2013 - Deutschland Pole, K., Gulyas, A., Rehkopf, F., Cision Germany, Canterbury Christ Church University, (07 Sep 2013). Frankfurt: Cision Germany. [Report]
• Public service media in local communities: a case study from England Gulyas, A., (01 Dec 2013), Public Service Media In The Digital Age: International Perspectives. Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. [Book chapter]
• Public service media in the digital age: international perspectives, (01 Dec 2013). Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. [Book]
• Social Journalism Study 2013 - United Kingdom Pole, K., Gulyas, A., (25 Oct 2013). Frankfurt: Cision Germany. [Report]
• Social media and journalism study 2013 - Finland Pole, K., Gulyas, A., (14 Oct 2013). Frankfurt: Cision Europe. [Research report]
• Social media and journalism study 2013 - Sweden Pole, K., Gulyas, A., (05 Oct 2013). Germany: Cision Germany. [Report]
• The influence of professional variables on journalists' uses and views of social media: a comparative study of Finland, Germany, Sweden and the United Kingdom Gulyas, A., (02 Jan 2013): Taylor & Francis. [Journal article]
• Changing business models and adaptation strategies of local newspapers Gulyas, A., (2012), What Do We Mean By Local?. Bury St Edmunds: Arima. [Book chapter]
• Journalists views and use of social media: Cision Social Journalism Study 2012: global report Pole, K., Gulyas, A., Rehkopf, F., Cision Germany, Canterbury Christ Church University, (2012). Frankfurt: Cision Germany. [Report]
• Demons into angels? Corporate social responsibility and media organisations Gulyas, A., (2011): Berghahn Journals. [Journal article]
• MediaMorphosis: the political economy of the print media in east central Europe during the first decade of the post-Communist era Gulyas, A.: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing. [Book]
• Changing production ecology of regional media Gulyas, A., (05 Feb 2010), European Media Management Education Association. [Conference paper]
• Regional media in crisis? Structural and environmental challenges in the media in Kent Gulyas, A., (10 Dec 2010), Open Research Seminar. [Lecture]
• Corporate social responsibility in the British media industries: preliminary findings Gulyas, A.: SAGE. [Journal article]
• European integration and East Central European media Gulyas, A., International Association for Media and Communication Research Conference. [Conference paper]
• Responsible press organisations? Gulyas, A., Press Under Pressure. [Conference paper]
• European integration and East Central European media Gulyas, A., European Film and Media Culture. Copenhagen: Museum Tusculanums Forlag. [Book chapter]
• Public images and private lives: the case of Hungary Gulyas, A., (Jan 2004). [Journal article]
• Western influences in the print media of Post-Communist East-Central Europe Gulyas, A.. [Journal article]
• Print media in Post-Communist East Central Europe Gulyas, A.. [Journal article]
• Researching transition Gulyas, A., (2003), Europe: Lives in Transition. Harlow: Pearson Education. [Book chapter]
• Democratisation and the mass media in Post-Communist Hungary Gulyas, A., (2002). [Journal article]
• Communist media economics and the consumers: the case of print media of East Central Europe Gulyas, A.. [Journal article]
• The development of the tabloid press in Hungary Gulyas, A., (2000), Tabloid Tales: Global Debates over Media Standards. Lanham, USA: Rowman and Littlefield. [Book chapter]
• Structural changes and organisations in the print media markets of Post-Communist East Central Europe Gulyas, A., (1999): European Institute for Communication and Culture. [Journal article]
• In the slow lane on the information superhighway: Hungary and the information revolution Gulyas, A., (1998): SAGE Publications Ltd. [Journal article]
• Kolonizacia medii alebo triumf trhovej liberalizacie? (Media colonisation or the triumph of market liberalization?) Gulyas, A., (1998). [Journal article]
• Tabloid newspapers in post-communist Hungary Gulyas, A., (1998): European Institute for Communication and Culture. [Journal article]