Miriam Díez Bosch

Miriam Díez Bosch is a Full Professor at the Blanquerna Faculty of Communication and International Relations, Universitat Ramon Llull, where she conducts research at the intersection of society, technology, religion, and media. She leads key research initiatives such as the Càtedra de Llibertat Religiosa i de Consciènca and the HUMCORE project funded by the European Commission.

Her research interests include:

• Religion and Media
• Digital Media and Journalism
• Political Communication on Social Platforms
• Migration and Media Representation
• Climate Change Communication
• Media Ethics and Organizational Values

Her recent publications reflect a strong trend in analyzing the role of digital platforms in shaping public discourse on religion, migration, and political engagement, with a focus on European contexts. She employs qualitative methods such as in-depth interviews and focus groups, and her work often addresses ethical dimensions of communication.

Her scientific contributions are extensive, with over 80 research outputs including books, chapters, and indexed journal articles. She has received funding from national and international bodies such as MINECO and the European Commission.

Notable projects include:

• RISECI: Religion in the Shaping of European Cultural Identity
• POLITUIT: Political Information, Twitter, and Democracy
• EDI Project: Ethics in Digital Communication
• HUMCORE: Humanitarian Corridors and Integration

She is actively involved in research teams focusing on religious freedom, digital ethics, and migration, collaborating with scholars across Europe. Her work continues to influence academic and policy discussions on media, religion, and social integration.