Dawid Pekalski
- dpekalski at bournemouth dot ac dot uk
- Lecturer in Politics
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Biography
Dawid Pekalski is a final year PhD postgraduate at Bournemouth University’s Department of Psychology and Department of Humanities and Law. His research interests centre around information processing, decision making and rationality in a post-truth era. He obtained his MA in International Political Communication, and works as a lecturer and researcher at Bournemouth University’s Department of Politics. He recently worked on an AHRC funded project – ArtoP: The Visual Articulations of Politics in Nigeria and Horizon 2020 project- Observatory for Political Text in European Democracies.
Journal Articles
- van Raalte, C., Wallis, R. and Pekalski, D., 2023. More than just a few ‘bad apples’: the need for a risk management approach to the problem of workplace bullying in the UK’s television industry. Creative Industries Journal.
- Adi, A., Lilleker, D. and Pekalski, D., 2018. #Rezist 2017: Communicating dissent in a hypermedia environment. Medijska Istrazivanja, 24 (1), 69-86.
Conferences
- Van Raalte, C. and Wallis, R., 2023. More than just a few bad apples: The need for a risk management approach to the problem of workplace bullying in the UK’s television industry. In: Critical Studies in Television 5-7 July 2023 Edgehill University.
Reports
- van Raalte, C., Wallis, R., Aust, R. and Pekalski, D., 2024. Where have all the PMs gone? Addressing the production management skills gap in UK TV.. Poole: Bournemouth University.
- Wallis, R., Van Raalte, C. and Pekalski, D., 2023. The Production Management Survey 2023: Initial Insights.. BU eprints: Bournemouth University.
- Van Raalte, C., Wallis, R. and Pekalski, D., 2021. Disability by Design: Representation in TV. Poole, UK: Bournemouth University.
- Van Raalte, C., Wallis, R. and Pekalski, D., 2021. State of Play 2021: Management Practices in UK Unscripted Television. Poole, UK: Bournemouth University.
Profile of Teaching UG
- Political Economy
- Critical Debates in Contemporary Politics