Dr Elena Hristova

Lecturer in Film and Media

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Dr Hristova is a historian of U.S. media and culture. Her research is at the intersection of media and communication history, critical whiteness studies, gender studies, social movements, and critical approaches to methodology. Dr Hristova's current research examines the history of women's labour in media and communication research and its implications for disciplinary foundations and research methodology. 

Dr Hristova teaches modules on visual culture, gender, race, research methods, media ethics, and social movements.

  1. 2024
  2. 2023
  3. 2015
  4. Carceral Colonialism: Imprisonment in Tribal Country

    Elena Hristova (Contributor), Alisha Volante (Contributor) & Brianna Wilson (Contributor)

    3 Dec 2015

    Activity: OtherTypes of Public engagement and outreach - Media article or participation

  5. Patterns of Removal: Connecting the Incarceration of American Indians to the History of Colonialism in Minnesota

    Elena Hristova (Contributor), Jenna Rempfert (Contributor), Alisha Volante (Contributor) & Joseph Whitson (Contributor)

    20152018

    Activity: OtherTypes of Public engagement and outreach - Festival/Exhibition