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The Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom (CMPF), established in 2011, aims to develop innovative and relevant lines of research on media freedom and pluralism in Europe and beyond and to provide knowledge support to the international, European and national policy and rulemaking processes. The EJLS has a rigorous and transparent editorial policy to ensure that contributions meet the highest academic standards. The article review procedure is guided by the principles of impartiality and anonymity, with each article being subject to a double-blind peer review. Upgrading guarantees of origin to promote the achievement of the EU renewable energy target at least cost. +39 055 4685 973. Fax +39 055 4685 770. Office: Villa Schifanoia, VS025. Working languages: Danish, English, Italian, French, Dutch, Spanish. Mia Saugman holds a BA in Geography and Spanish as well as an MA in Intellectual History and the History of Social and Political Thought, both obtained at Sussex University.

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Tel. [+39] 055 4685 973

Fax [+39] 055 4685 770

Office: Villa Schifanoia, VS025

Working languages: Danish, English, Italian, French, Dutch, Spanish

Mia Saugman holds a BA in Geography and Spanish as well as an MA in Intellectual History and the History of Social and Political Thought, both obtained at Sussex University (UK). Mia also studied at the Universidad de Salamanca as an Erasmus student. Before joining the Global Governance Programme in September 2012, she had worked as European customer service representative at Genesys Conferencing in the UK, followed by a year and a half as an English language instructor to the Italian armed forces, and subsequently as secretary to various professors at the EUI.

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Co-financed by the European Union, this initiative is a further step in the European Commission’s on-going effort to improve the protection of media pluralism and media freedom in Europe and to establish what actions need to be taken at European or national levels to foster these objectives.

The CMPF pursues its mission carrying out four different activities: theoretical and applied research; debates; education and training activities and dissemination of results. These activities are structured through conferences and seminars held by high-profile academics recruited within and outside the EUI; the publication of working papers, policy studies and reports; and the organisation of training for journalists and media practitioners.

The scientific work of the Centre is focused on these main research areas:

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Freedom of expression, media pluralism and the rule of law
Institutional organisation of media policy and rulemaking
Media, politics and the democratic process
Media markets structure and the economics of media pluralism
Access and representation of social groups in the media

Since 2013 the Centre has been developing and implementing the important project, Media Pluralism Monitor (MPM), to assess the risks for media pluralism in EU member states and candidate countries.

The Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom has been established with a grant allocated by the European Parliament. The Media Pluralism Monitor, its flagship project, is co-funded through a grant by the European Union and the European University Institute. In order to preserve its full independence from specific political or commercial interests, the CMPF does not receive and accept funding from any national governments or private companies.

The European Commission supports the EUI through the European Union budget