Dr Andy Mullen

Senior Lecturer

Department: Social Sciences

Andy Mullen Andy joined Northumbria in 2005 having worked for 10 years in various gay and lesbian community organisations. Andy has a PhD from the University of Bradford, where he researched the response of the British Left to European integration.

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Qualifications

Teaching & Learning PCAPL September 15 2005
Education PhD June 30 2005
Research Methods BSc (Hons) September 01 1990
Fellow (FHEA) Higher Education Academy (HEA) 2007

Key Publications

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Media performance in the ‘age of austerity’, Mullen, A. 17 Oct 2018, In: Journalism
Revisiting the European social model(s) debate : challenges and prospects, Whyman, P., Baimbridge, M., Mullen, A. 2014, In: L'Europe en Formation
Selling politics- the political economy of political advertising, Mullen, A. 2013, Advertising as Culture, Bristol, Intellect
The political economy of the European social model, Whyman, P., Baimbridge, M., Mullen, A. 2012
Reclaiming Sovereignty: The Progressive Case, Mullen, A. 30 Jun 2011, Britain in a Global World: Options for a New Beginning, Charlottesville, VA, USA, Imprint Academic
Twenty years on: the second-order prediction of the Herman-Chomsky Propaganda Model, Mullen, A. Jul 2010, In: Media, Culture & Society
The Herman-Chomsky propaganda model: a critical approach to analysing mass media behaviour, Mullen, A., Klaehn, J. Apr 2010, In: Sociology Compass
The propaganda model after 20 Years: interview with Edward S. Herman and Noam Chomsky, Mullen, A. Feb 2010, In: Fifth-Estate-Online: International Journal of Radical Mass Media Criticism
Bringing power back in: the Herman–Chomsky propaganda model, 1988–2008, Mullen, A. 2010, The Political Economy of Media and Power, New York, Peter Lang
Twenty years at the margins: the Herman-Chomsky propaganda model, 1988-2008, Mullen, A. 2008, In: Fifth-Estate-Online: International Journal of Radical Mass Media Criticism

PGR Supervision

Deborah Burns A critical discourse analysis of BBC News representations of race and immigration in the run-up to the 2015 UK General Election. Start: 05/10/2016
Maria Ruiu Moral Panics and newspaper reporting in Britain: between sceptical and realistic discourses of climate change Start: 18/12/2017
Thomas Chukwuma Ijere Start: 01/10/2016
Deborah Burns Start: 05/10/2016

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