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Researcher

David Ongenaert

Awards & Distinctions

35 Results

2023

Beyond the humanitarian savior logics? UNHCR's public communication strategies for the Syrian and Central African crises

David OngenaertStijn JoyeDavid Machin

A1 Journal Article in INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION GAZETTE

Manufacturing humanitarian imagery : explaining Norwegian refugee council’s public communication strategies toward the Syrian and Central African crises

David OngenaertStijn JoyeØyvind Ihlen

A1 Journal Article in INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION

2022

(De)constructing humanitarian representations of forcibly displaced people : a mixed-methods and multidimensional research project on the public communication strategies of international refugee organizations

David OngenaertStijn Joye

2021

Book review: Nikunen, K. (2019). Media solidarities. Emotions, power and justice in the digital age

David Ongenaert

Paulmann, J. (Ed.) (2019). Humanitarianism & media: 1900 to the present. Oxford: Berghahn Books

David Ongenaert

2020

How do refugee organizations communicate about forcibly displaced people?

David Ongenaert

IIC YSN PhD Workshop 2019

Elke MahieuDavid Ongenaert

NGOs as newsmakers : the changing landscape of international news

David Ongenaert

2019

2019 : IIC YSN PhD Workshop

David Ongenaert

Beyond pity and irony? A comparative multimodal critical discourse analysis and quantitative content analysis on Norwegian Refugee Council’s public communication strategies towards the Syrian and Central African crises (2013-2018)

David Ongenaert

Communicating about displaced people : an office ethnography on and expert interviews about Norwegian Refugee Council’s public communication.

David OngenaertStijn Joye

Displaced people : who is represented, how, and why? A mixed methods study on Norwegian Refugee Council’s public communication strategies towards the Syrian and Central African displacement crises (2013-2018)

David Ongenaert

Drie dagen ondergedompeld in humanitaire journalistiek, media en migratie

David Ongenaert

From compassion and donor fatigue to production fatigue? Reflections on the current and future role of international refugee organizations

David OngenaertStijn Joye

How do refugee organizations communicate about forcibly displaced people?

David OngenaertStijn Joye

How do refugee organizations communicate about forcibly displaced people? A case for more mindful humanitarian representations

David OngenaertStijn Joye

Law of the Border

David Ongenaert

Refugee organizations’ public communication : conceptualising and exploring new avenues for an underdeveloped research subject

David Ongenaert

A1 Journal Article in MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION

Selling displaced people? A multi‐method study of the public communication strategies of international refugee organisations

David OngenaertStijn Joye

A1 Journal Article in DISASTERS

The framing of migration by Flemish politicians : a comparative content analysis of newspapers, television, Facebook and Twitter

Sarah Van LeuvenAnnelore DeprezStijn JoyeDavid OngenaertJoke D'Heer

2018

Beyond the victim-superstar dichotomy? A literature review on refugee organizations’ public communication strategies towards displacement crises

David Ongenaert

Displaced people for sale? : A multi-methodological research project on international refugee organizations' public communication strategies towards the Syrian and Central African displacement crises (2011-2018)

David Ongenaert

Displaced people for sale? A literature review of a multi-methodological research project on international refugee organizations' public communication strategies towards the Syrian and Central African displacement crises (2011-2018).

David OngenaertStijn Joye

Displaced people for sale? A multi-methodological research project on international refugee organizations' public communication strategies towards the Syrian and Central African displacement crises (2011-2018).

David OngenaertStijn Joye

Displaced people for sale? A multimodal critical discourse analysis on UNHCR's public communication strategies towards the Syrian and Central African displacement crises (2011-2018).

David OngenaertStijn Joye

How do Flemish politicians talk about migration? A study on the political framing of migration in Belgium 2016-2018

Sarah Van LeuvenAnnelore DeprezStijn JoyeDavid Ongenaert

Le jour se lève

David Ongenaert

Pity, irony or reflexive solidarity? A literature review and critical discourse analysis on refugee organizations’ public communication strategies towards displacement crises

David Ongenaert

Refugee organizations’ public communication : situating and overviewing a relevant but underdeveloped research field

David Ongenaert

Victims, heroes or… people? A multimodal critical discourse analysis on Norwegian Refugee Council’s public communication strategies towards the Syrian and Central African displacement crises (2011-2018).

David Ongenaert

2017

'Dit is waarom we vluchtelingen niet mogen ontmenselijken'

David Ongenaert

Book review Oliveira, E., Duarte Melo, A., & Conçalves, G., (Eds.). 2016. Strategic communication for non-profit organisations: Challenges and alternative approaches. Delaware: Vernon Press. 308 pp.

David Ongenaert

Selling the refugee : a multi-method study of international refugee organizations’ public communication strategies on the Syrian refugee crisis

David OngenaertStijn Joye

Selling the refugee. A multi-method study of international refugee organizations’ public communication strategies on the Syrian refugee crisis.

David OngenaertStijn Joye

2016

Helden van hier? Een kritisch geïnspireerde kwalitatieve inhoudsanalyse naar de Vlaamse krantenberichtgeving over westerse en niet-westerse hulpagentschappen tijdens tyfoon Haiyan (2013)

David OngenaertStijn Joye

A1 Journal Article in TIJDSCHRIFT VOOR COMMUNICATIEWETENSCHAP