• Sara García Santamaría
    Universitat Jaume I/ Blanquerna, Universitat Ramon Llull

    Profesora Asociada

    Investigador/a

    COORDINACIÓN DE SUBGRUPO DE INVESTIGACIÓN

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    ESPECIALIDADES

    1- Comunicación populista en redes sociales | 2- Intimización de la política | 3- Periodismo en contextos restrictivos

    NOTA CURRICULAR

    Sara García Santamaría es doctora en Periodismo por la Universidad de Sheffield, Reino Unido. Como investigadora, trabaja principalmente en tres áreas: populismo y redes sociales, la intimización de la política en una era posverdad y periodismo independiente en contextos restrictivos. Sara es vicepresidenta de la sección de Comunicación Política de la International Association for Media and Communication (IAMCR) y miembro del grupo de trabajo DiscourseNet. Es coeditora de los libros Media and Governance in Latin America: Towards a Plurality of Voices (Peter Lang, 2020) y Cuba’s Digital Revolution: Citizen Innovation and State Policy (University of Florida Press, 2021), y cuenta con numerosas publicaciones en libros y revistas internacionales. Sara ha sido investigadora visitante en la Universidad de Nottingham, Universidad de La Habana, la Universidad de Helsinki y la Universidad de California San Diego (UCSD).  

    LIBROS

      Henken, Ted y García Santamaría, Sara (eds.) (2021). Cuba’s Digital Revolution: Citizen Innovation and State Policy. University Press of Florida. Henken, Ted y García Santamaría, Sara (eds.) (2021). Cuba 2.0: Cómo la Revolución Tecnológica ha Cambiado la Revolución Cubana. Madrid: Editorial Hypermedia. Orchard, Ximena; García Santamaría, Sara; Brambila, Julieta A. y Lugo-Ocando, Jairo (eds.) (2020). Media and Governance in Lantin America. Towards a Plurality of Voices. Peter Lang Publishing. Disponible aquí Tesis doctoral  García Santamaría, S. (2018). The Historical Articulation of “the People” in Revolutionary Cuba. Media Discourses of Unity in Times of National Debate (1990-2012). Published doctoral dissertation. Department of Journalism Studies, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom. Accesible en http://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/18999/  

    CAPÍTULOS DE LIBRO

      García Santamaría, Sara (2021). “Digital Media and the Rearticulation of Internal Dissent in Cuba”. En Henken, Ted y García Santamaría, Sara (eds). (2021). Cuba’s Digital Revolution: Citizen Innovation and State Policy. University Press of Florida. In Press. García Santamaría, Sara (2021). “Posing with the People: Food Porn and the Far-Right in a Post-Truth Era”. En Contois, Emily y Kish, Xenia (eds.) (2021). You Are What You Post: Food and Instagram. Bloomsbury Academic Press. García Santamaría, Sara y Salojärvi, Virpi (2020). “Diasporic Journalism in Cuba and Venezuela. Towards a Plurality of Voices”. En Orchard, Ximena; García Santamaría, Sara; Brambila, Julieta A. y Lugo-Ocando, Jairo (eds) (2020). Media and Governance in Lantin America. Towards a Plurality of Voices. Peter Lang Publishing. Orchard, Ximena y García Santamaría, Sara (2020). Why Media Pluralism Matters for Democratic Governance. Orchard, Ximena; García Santamaría, Sara; Brambila, Julieta A. y Lugo-Ocando, Jairo (eds) (2020). Media and Governance in Lantin America. Towards a Plurality of Voices. Peter Lang Publishing. García Santamaría, Sara (2019). “The Historical Construction of the Cuban People in Times of National Debate”. En Oller Alonso, Martín; Olivera Pérez, Dasniel y Somohano, Abel (eds.) (2019). En Cuba, Periodismo es Más (+): Transposición, Redundancia y Dinamismo Profesional. Cuadernos Artesanos de Comunicación. Lugo-Ocando, Jairo y García Santamaría, Sara (2015). “Divide and Conquer: Media, Hegemony, and Polarization in Latin America”. En Zielonka, Jan (ed) (2015). Media and Politics in New Democracies: Europe in a Comparative Perspective. Oxford University Press.  

    ARTÍCULOS

      Kranert, Michael; Attolino, Paola; Berrocal, Martina; Bonatti Santos, Julio A.; García Santamaría, Sara; Henaky, Nancy; Lezou Koffi, Aimée D.; Marziani, Camilla; Mažeikienė, Viktorija; Olivera Pérez, Dasniel; Rajandran, Kumaran & Salamurović, Alexandra (2021). “Constructing Collective Identities and Solidarity in Premiers' early Speeches on Covid-19”. Humanities & Social Sciences Communications, collection on Discourse Studies: Theories and Methodologies at the Crossroads of Language and Society, en proceso de publicación. García Santamaría, Sara (2021). “Politicians “Stay Home”: Left-Wing Populism and Performances of the Intimate Self on Social Media During the COVID-19 Pandemic”. Networking Knowledge, special issue ‘#TogetherApart: Hypermediatization, (Inter)subjectivity and Sociality at the Time of Pandemic’, en proceso de publicación. García Santamaría, S. (2021).  “Beyond the Cuban ‘Technological Exception’: Emerging Debates in Cuban Independent Journalism. CARGC Press, University of Pennsylvania, en proceso de publicación. García Santamaría, Sara (2020). “The Italian ‘Taste’: The Far-Right and the Performance of Exclusionary Populism during the 2019 European Elections”. Trípodos, en proceso de publicación. Attolino, Paola; Berrocal, Martina; Bonatti Santos, Julio A.; García Santamaría, Sara; Henaky, Nancy; Kranert, Michael; Lezou Koffi, Aimée D.; Marziani, Camilla;  Mažeikienė, Viktorija; Olivera Pérez, Dasniel; Rajandran, Kumaran & Salamurović, Alexandra (2020). “COVID-19: The World and the Words. Linguistic means and discursive constructions”. DiscourseNet Collaborative Working Paper Series, v. 2, n. 9 pp. 1-10. Disponible aquí García Santamaría, Sara (2019). “Alternative Journalism in Cuba: A Comparative Approach to Indirect Violence against Journalists”. Persona & Sociedad, v. 23, n. 2 pp.  113-136. Disponible aquí García Santamaría, Sara (2018). “The Sovietisation of Cuban Journalism. The Impact of Foreign Economic Dependency on Media Structures in a Post-Soviet Era”. Journal of Latin American Communication Research, v. 6, n. 1-2 pp. 135-151. Disponible aquí García Santamaría, Sara (2018). “Digital Media and the Promotion of Deliberative Debate in Cuba”. CARGC Press, v. 4 n. 2 pp. 1-28.  

    COMUNICACIONES

      García Santamaría, Sara (2020). “Making Sense of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Political Communication”. AIMCR, Political Communication Section. 15 de julio, conferencia online. García Santamaría, Sara (2019). “The Role of Fantasy in Journalistic Professional Resistance. A Logics Approach to Cuba”. Institute for the Advanced Study of the Americas, University of Miami. 15 de octubre, Miami (Estados Unidos). García Santamaría, Sara (2018). “Digital Media and the Promotion of Deliberative Debate in Cuba”. University of Helsinki. 10 de abril, Helsinki.  

    IN ENGLISH

    Sara García Santamaría is a doctor in Journalism Studies (University of Sheffield, UK). She works as an Assistant Professor at Universitat Jaume I (Castelló, Spain) and Universitat Ramon Llull (Barcelona, Spain). Here research focuses on three areas: populism and political communication, the intimisation of politics in a post truth era and independent journalism in transitional contexts. Sara is vice-chair of the Political Communication Section at the International Association for Media and Communication (IAMCR) and member of the research team DiscourseNet. She is co-editor of Media and Governance in Latin America: Towards a Plurality of Voices (Peter Lang, 2020) and Cuba’s Digital Revolution: Citizen Innovation and State Policy (University of Florida Press, 2021), and counts with a number of publications in international peer-review books and journals. Sara has been a visiting researcher at University of Nottingham, Universidad de La Habana, la Universidad de Helsinki y la Universidad de California San Diego (UCSD).