The Visual Politics Blog
Purpose
The purpose of this blog is to make accessible research on the role of images and/or emotions in politics. We define this in a broad sense: as creative and innovative attempts to understand how visual and sensory factors shape how we perceive and act out the political world.
We welcome submissions to the Visual Politics Blog.
Submission Criteria
Entries should be between 600 and 1500 words.
Write in accessible language. Convey a key message and capture it in the title.
Texts must be original. You can draw on previously published texts, such as a book or journal article.
·Previously published texts and images must come with copyright permission
·Send submissions to bleiker@uq.edu.au. After a desk-top review submissions will be assessed by two readers.
How do photos of our work make a difference?
By Roland Bleiker, Bronte Bratton and Emma Hutchison
The Impact of Images: On the Identifiable Victim Effect
By Roland Bleiker, Bronte Bratton, Tiffany Hales, Emma Hutchison
Visual Violence
Brad Evans speaks with Roland Bleiker. A conversation in Brad Evans’s “Histories of Violence” series.