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Faculty
Ilya Kiriya
Academic supervisor, 'Critical Media Studies' Master's programme. Deputy Dean, Faculty of Creative Industries. Professor, Institute of Media. Member of the HSE Academic Council
Got PhD at the Stendhal University, Candidate of Sciences (PhD) in Journalism at the Lomonosov Moscow State University. Prior the academic career he worked as a journalist in BBC MPM project. Author of the article «New and old institutions within the Russian media system».
Associate Professor, Institute of Media, Faculty of Creative Industries
Olga Baysha earned her MS in Journalism from Colorado State University and PhD in Communication from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Previously, she worked as a news reporter and editor in Kharkiv, Ukraine, then as an editor-in-chief of a documentary production company in Kyiv, Ukraine. Her research centers mainly on political and cultural aspects of globalization with an emphasis on new media and global social movements for justice and democratization. Dr. Baysha is especially interested in analyzing inherent anti-democratic tendencies of the discourses of Westernization employed by post-Soviet social movements. Dr. Baysha is the author of two monographs: "The Mythologies of Capitalism and the End of the Soviet Project" (2014) and "Miscommunicating Social Change: Lessons from Russia and Ukraine" (2018). Her research has also appeared in such leading international journals as Critical Discourse Studies, European Journal of Cultural Studies, International Communication Gazette, International Journal of Communication, International Journal of Cultural Studies, Journal of Multicultural Discourses, etc.
Associate Professor, Institute of Media, Faculty of Creative Industries
Panos Kompatsiaris received an Mphil in Visual Culture (2010) and a PhD in Art Theory (2015) from the University of Edinburgh. He has published articles in journals and collective volumes on art biennials, work and artistic labour in the creative industries, representations of working class and ethnic minorities in film, art and populism, celebrity activism and monster theory. He is the author of The Politics of Contemporary Art Biennials: Spectacles of Critique, Art and Theory (Routledge, 2017) and co-editor of the volume The Industrialization of Creativity and its Limits (Springer, 2020) and the Special Issue 'Crafting Values: Economies, Ethics and Aesthetics of Artistic Valuation' (Journal of Cultural Economy). He is currently working towards a monograph on curating in media economies.
Associate Professor, Institute of Media, Faculty of Creative Industries
Yiannis Mylonas received a Master's degree from the University of Bath, and a PhD from the University of Copenhagen. Prior to his employment at the HSE School of Media, he has worked as post-doctoral researcher at the Media and Communications Department of Lund University in Sweden, and has taught at Copenhagen University and at Lund University. He has published peer reviewed articles and book chapters on issues related to discourse and frame analysis of news media representations of war and economic crisis emphasizing on media constructions of “otherness”, historical memory and social media, the political economy of copyrights, civic cultures, and political subjectivity, among others. He is the author of the book «The “Greek Crisis” in Europe: Race, Class and Politics» (2019, Brill).