C (Carmen) Longas Luque, MSc

Biography

Carmen Longas Luque is a PhD candidate at the Erasmus Research Center for Media, Communication & Culture. Her research focuses on the role of discourses of race/ethnicity in televised football production and how these discourses are related to televised football content and audience receptions. This project is part of the research project funded by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) entitled How racist is televised football and do audiences react? Carmen’s research is supervised by dr. Jacco van Sterkenburg (co-promotor), with prof. dr.  Susanne Janssen as the promotor.

Carmen received a bachelor’s degree in Pyschology from Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (2014), after which she obtained a research master’s degree in Behavioural Science from Radboud University Nijmegen (2018). In her master’s thesis she explored teacher attitudes and beliefs towards students with an ethnic minority background, and how these attitudes and beliefs influenced teachers’ culturally responsive practices.

Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication

Lecturer | Department of Media and Communication
Email
longasluque@eshcc.eur.nl

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Work

  • Isabel Awad Cherit, Alexandre Diallo, Jacco van Sterkenburg, Sergül Nguyen, Arne van Lienden, Carmen Longas Luque & Palesa Mashigo (2024) - Representation of Diversity in Mediated Popular Culture (Member of programme committee)
    Activiteit: Organising and contributing to an event Academic
  • Jasmin Seijbel, Palesa Mashigo, Carmen Longas Luque, Sidris van Sauers, Willem Wagenaar & Chantal van der Putten (2022) - Contemporary Global Issues: Inclusive Football for the Future (Chair)
    Activiteit: Organising and contributing to an event Academic

  • Jacco van Sterkenburg, Carmen Longas Luque & Xavier Ginesta (2023) - Social media and sport as spaces for belonging (research grant, in a cooperation with Univ of VIC, Spain)

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