MEI ‘Mediation & Information’ is an publication designed to promote and publicize research in mediation, communication and information sciences. Eleven French, Belgian, Swiss and Canadian universities participate in the Editorial and Scientific Committees.
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(Français) La communication interpersonnelle et les relations se trouvent naturellement au cœur de l’intérêt des sciences de l’information et de la communication. Cependant les recherches qui portent spécifiquement sur leurs évolutions et leurs devenirs se sont amenuisées de façon dommageable pour la compréhension des phénomènes info-communicationnels. Qu’est-ce que les...
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The present issue of M.E.I. Journal deals with the transformations caused by digital technologies in our ordinary gestures, that is in the communication field, in scientific experiments, aesthetic appreciation or in corporeal habitus.
The adjustment between the user’s “augmented” body and the various screens, interfaces, algorithmic procedures and programming languages is at the...
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To borrow a term from Lamizet (2007), a city is a polyphonic space, one which presents its particular architecture and therefore a number of systems of expressions and meanings. Resulting from various projects and the design expertise of a wide range of contributors and of plural identities, a city is founded on both individual and collective history, all of which is closely related to modes...
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Communication attempts to influence and support behavioural change identified as being important for individual and population health. People are encouraged to adopt new lifestyles, give up cigarettes, reduce alcohol and red meat consumption, to get vaccinated against the flu, be aware of health and environmental hazards, drive more safely and slowly to reduce road accidents, and adopt safe...
