culturalstudies

Mike Butterworth on US college sports, ritual, and communication studies

Mike Butterworth on US college sports, ritual, and communication studies. You can read about Mike's work here:

https://commstudies.utexas.edu/faculty/michael-butterworth

 

Will Straw on the night, gossip, tabloid culture, Canada, México, the US

Will Straw on the night, gossip, tabloid culture, Canada, México, the US. You can find much of his work in these places:

https://theurbannight.com/

and

https://willstraw.com/

 

Ketan Joshi on COP28, the environment, Netflix, Amazon, Norway

Ketan Joshi on COP28, the environment, Netflix, Amazon, Norway, and Australia--plus the Jevons Paradox, US hypocrisy, and more. You can read more of Ketan's work here:

https://ketanjoshi.co/

 

Graeme Turner on universities, music, cultural studies, and politics

Graeme Turner on universities, music, cultural studies, and politics--especially Australia. You can read more of his work here:

https://graemeturner.org/

 

Tom Oates on journalism history, ’street’ basketball, and sports writing

Tom Oates on journalism history, 'street' basketball, and sports writing--its complex present and future. You can read about Tom's work at this site https://americanstudies.uiowa.edu/people/thomas-oates

Sony award winner Alys Tomlinson on photography, ethnography, Lourdes, documentary

Sony award winner Alys Tomlinson on photography, ethnography, Lourdes, and documentary. You can see some of her work here:

http://www.alystomlinson.co.uk/

 

Stephen Duncombe on activism, US politics, art

Stephen Duncombe on activism, US politics, and art. You can read more about him at the following website:

http://www.stephenduncombe.com/

Mark Gibson on the counterculture, commerce, the creative industries, and cultural studies

Mark Gibson on neoliberalism, the counterculture, commerce, the creative industries, and cultural studies

DAVID HESMONDHALGH on music, streaming, platforms, and Nile Rodgers

DAVID HESMONDHALGH on music, streaming, platforms, Nile Rodgers, and Blackburn Rovers

 

https://ahc.leeds.ac.uk/media/staff/297/professor-david-hesmondhalgh

 

Mark Falcous on the cultural studies of sports, globalization, New Zealand/Aotearoa, Britain

Mark Falcous on the cultural studies of sports, globalization, New Zealand/Aotearoa, Britain, and issues in the sociology of the field

 

https://www.otago.ac.nz/sopeses/staff/academic-staff/mark_falcous