culturalstudies

Caitlin Davies on female sleuths and criminals, women and the Thames, and fiction versus non-fiction

Caitlin Davies on the history and contemporaneity of female sleuths and criminals, journalism, divorce, serving papers, missing persons, shadowing people, women and the Thames, and fiction versus non-fiction writing

You can read about Caitlin’s work here:

https://www.caitlindavies.co.uk/

 

Steve Brint on right-wing educational agenda, diversity, and the contributions of universities

Steve Brint on conflicts in state power, diversity, and academic freedom, complaints about ‘cancel culture’ to push a right-wing educational agenda, the politics of spectacle, the image of sociology, diversity initiatives, and the contributions of universities

You can read about Steve’s work here:

https://spp.ucr.edu/faculty-spotlight-steven-brint

https://profiles.ucr.edu/api/CvAttachment/5318650

https://www.chronicle.com/article/if-trump-wins

 

 

 

 

Meryl Alper on young people, play, media effects, disability, Sesame Street, Nickelodeon, and autism

Meryl Alper on young people, play, media effects, communications, disability, families, Sesame Street, Nickelodeon, Disney, and autism

You can read about Meryl’s work here:

https://merylalper.com/

https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262545365/kids-across-the-spectrums/

 

María Moreno Carranco sobre la auto-etnografía estudiantil, Santa Fe, Roma-Condesa, y los temblores

María Moreno Carranco sobre la familia, las elecciones mexicanas, la auto-etnografía estudiantil durante Covid-19, Santa Fe, La Roma, La Condesa, la cultura alternativa, los temblores, y el riesgo

Se puede leer más sobre María aquí:

https://dcsh.cua.uam.mx/portfolio-item/dra-maria-del-carmen-moreno-carranco/#toggle-id-2

https://cua-uam.academia.edu/MariaMorenoCarranco

 

 

Hickey-Moody, Naji, Narang on intersectional feminist humanities, poetry, postcolonial relations

Anna Hickey-Moody, Jeneen Naji, and Tapasya Narang on Irish multiculturalism, media coverage of conflict, infrastructural discrimination, intersectional feminist humanities, postcolonial study, radical poetry, postcolonial relations, and conditions for asylum seekers

 

You can read about their work here:

https://www.annahickeymoody.com/

https://www.maynoothuniversity.ie/faculty-arts-celtic-studies-philosophy/our-people/jeneen-naji

https://irelandindia.ie/people/tapasya-narang/

https://medium.com/@intersectionalhumanities/welcome-to-the-intersectional-humanities-research-community-at-the-institute-for-arts-and-9a6ce630d718

https://fullstackfeminismdh.pubpub.org/pub/uhrymy2d/release/1

Bridget Backhaus on Australian and Indian community radio, audiences, and ethnography

Bridget Backhaus on climate change, Australian and Indian community radio, audiences, Arnstein’s Ladder, decline in volunteerism, and ethnography

You can read about Bridget’s work here:

https://experts.griffith.edu.au/19191-bridget-backhaus

 

Tim Taylor on capitalism, music, technology, world music, ethnography, and the tin whistle

Tim Taylor on capitalism, music, labor, managers, technologies, world music, ethnography, classical music and colonialism, ethnomusicology, and the tin whistle

You can read about Tim’s work here:

https://timothydtaylor.com/

 

Gavan Titley on Gaza, speech, nationalism, Ireland, colonialism, knowledge, and consequentialism

Gavan Titley on Gaza, free speech, media infrastructure, victimhood, nationalism, multiculturalism, Ireland, colonialism, public-service media, knowledge, and consequentialism

You can read about Gavan’s work here:

https://www.maynoothuniversity.ie/people/gavan-titley

 

Steven Hadley on cultural democracy, the arts, creative industries, audiences, and leadership

Steven Hadley on cultural democracy and policy, the arts, creative industries, Johnny Vegas, Happy Mondays, audience cultivation, and leadership

You can read about Steven’s work here:

https://www.theaudienceagency.org/our-team/steven-hadley

and contact him via:

sdjhadley@gmail.com

 

Diana Leon-Boys on Elena of Avalor, Disney, transformational flexibility, Spanish, and theme parks

Diana Leon-Boys on Latina girls’ media and research, motherhood, Elena of Avalor, Disney, transformational flexibility, studies of production, meaning, and reception, Spanish, and theme-park work

You can read about Diana’s work here:

https://www.dleonboys.com/