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Mia Lövheim

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PhD Theology Uppsala University
Masters Theology Uppsala University

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According to Wikipedia, Mia Lövheim is a professor of the Sociology of Religion at Uppsala University in Uppsala, Sweden with a research specialisation in new media. After completing her doctorate in 2004 with a dissertation published as Intersecting Identities: Young People, Religion, and Interaction on the Internet, she did postdoctoral work at the Institute for Media and Communication at the University of Oslo, in Norway, pursuing the theme of her dissertation on youth self-definition on the internet, particularly in relation to girls and to religion, with a project entitled Between Postmodernity and Tradition: Young Women's Values in Mediated Stories on the Internet, and was appointed to a professorship in 2011. Based on her research, she has spoken to the challenges the established churches face in attracting new members among youth.

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Mia Lövheim's Published Works

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Mediatisation of religion: A critical appraisal (2011) (54)
Introduction : Rethinking the online–offline connection in the study of religion online (2011) (48)
Mediatization and Religion : Nordic Perspectives (2012) (45)
The mediatisation of religion debate: An introduction (2011) (38)
Intersecting Identities: Young People, Religion, and Interaction on the Internet (2004) (37)
Young People, Religious Identity, and the Internet (2013) (34)
YOUNG WOMEN'S BLOGS AS ETHICAL SPACES (2011) (33)
Religious Socialization in a Media Age (2012) (33)
Media, Religion and Gender : Key Issues and New Challenges (2013) (33)
Constructing religious identity on the Internet: Mia Lövheim and Alf G. Linderman (2005) (26)
Mediatization and Religion. (2014) (25)
Considering critical methods and theoretical lenses in digital religion studies (2017) (23)
HALAL-TV: NEGOTIATING THE PLACE OF RELIGION IN SWEDISH PUBLIC DISCOURSE (2011) (23)
Young People and the Use of the Internet as Transitional Space (2005) (22)
Personal and Popular (2011) (20)
Gender, Religion and Authority in Digital Media (2019) (18)
Religion between Politics and Media: Conflicting Attitudes towards Islam in Scandinavia (2017) (18)
Mediated Religion Across Time And Space : A Case Study Of Norwegian Newspapers (2013) (17)
Religion and the Media: Continuity, Complexity, and Mediatization (2018) (17)
Internet, Religion and the Attribution of Social Trust (2003) (16)
A Voice of Their Own : Young Muslim Women, Blogs and Religion (2012) (16)
The Mediatized Conditions of Contemporary Religion: Critical Status and Future Directions (2019) (15)
Virtually Boundless? : Youth Negotiating Tradition in Cyberspace (2007) (14)
Negotiating Empathic Communication (2013) (13)
Mediatization: analyzing transformations of religion from a gender perspective (2016) (13)
Introduction : gender - a blind spot in media, religion and culture? (2013) (12)
Rethinking Cyberreligion ? Teens , Religion and the Internet in Sweden 1 (2008) (12)
Religion on the Political Agenda (2018) (11)
Social media: implications for everyday life, politics and human agency (2013) (10)
Rethinking Cyberreligion? (2008) (10)
Religious Complexity in Nordic Public Spheres (2019) (9)
Religion, Mediatization, and ‘Complementary Learning Processes’ in Swedish Editorials (2017) (8)
Media and religion through the lens of feminist and gender theory (2013) (8)
A Space set Apart? : Young People Exploring the Sacred on the Internet (2005) (7)
Approaching Contested Religion (2018) (7)
Mediatised Religion and Public Spheres. : Current Approaches and New Questions (2014) (7)
New media, religion, and gender : Young Swedish female bloggers (2013) (7)
A Constructive Critique of Religion (2020) (5)
‘The Swedish Condition’: Representations of Religion in the Swedish Press 1988–2018 (2019) (5)
Modernities, Memory and Mutations : Grace Davie and the Study of Religion (2015) (5)
Measuring Resurgence of Religion?: Methodological Considerations in a Study of Swedish Editorials (2016) (5)
Introduction: Is secularism bad for women?: La laïcité nuit-elle aux femmes? (2017) (4)
INTRODUCTION (2011) (3)
Media, religion and gender : Key insights and future challenges (2013) (3)
Around Abby Day’s believing in belonging: Belief and social identity in the modern world (2016) (3)
Chapter 8 Contradicting Ideals: Islam on Swedish Public Service Radio (2018) (2)
Introduction: Relaunching the Journal of Religion, Media and Digital Culture (2018) (2)
(Re)Making a Difference. Religion, Mediatisation and Gender (2015) (2)
Reconsidering Religion, Law, and Democracy : New Challenges for Society and Research (2016) (2)
Media and religion : – bridging ‘incompatible agendas’ (2018) (2)
Chapter 5 Perspectives: Cross-Pressures on Public Service Media (2018) (2)
Chapter 2 Attitudes: Tendencies and Variations (2018) (1)
From Quest for Truth to Being Oneself. : Recension av Inger Furseth (2007) (2008) (1)
Gendering media, religion and culture : key insights and new challenges (2015) (1)
Culture, Conflict, and Constitutional Right (2019) (1)
Media and Religion (2017) (1)
Abby Day, 2017.: The Religious Lives of Older Laywomen. The Last Active Anglican Generation. (2018) (1)
Media, Religion and Modernity : Editorials and Religion in Swedish Daily Press (2015) (1)
Chapter 4 Approaching Contested Religion (2018) (1)
Criticizing Religion in Mediatized Debates (2020) (1)
The Mediatisation of Religion (2011) (1)
Religious Actors on the Debate Pages of Aftonbladet (2013) (1)
Re)Making a Difference (2015) (0)
Religion and Society 26 : 1 Conclusion : Mediatization of religion in daily press (2013) (0)
Asian Legacy or New Alternative?: Religious Communication in Asia (2016) (0)
Seekers in Cyberspace : Youth Maintaining and Challenging Religion Online (2004) (0)
Book review: E-religion: A Critical Appraisal of Religious Discourse on the World Wide Web (2008) (0)
Asian Legacy or New Alternative (2016) (0)
Postscript: Toward Constructive Criticism of Religion (2020) (0)
Digital media and religion in an international context (2020) (0)
Andrew McKinnon and Marta Trzebiatowska: Sociological Theory and the Question of Religion. Theology and Religion in Interdisciplinary Perspective Series (2017) (0)
Gender, religion and the press in Scandinavia (2020) (0)
Identity: Mia Lövheim (2012) (0)
Introduction: Constructive Criticism in Secular and Religiously Diverse Society (2020) (0)
Mat och religion (2017) (0)
Introduction : Young adults, religion, and digital media in international perspective (2020) (0)
Introduction – Religion, Law and Democracy : New Challenges for Society and Research (2016) (0)
Religion in Public Space : A Contested (2018) (0)
Book Reviews (2008) (0)
A mixed-method approach to youth and digital religion (2020) (0)

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Uppsala University