culturalstudies

Janelle Joseph on Caribbean cricket decoloniality, Indigenous and Black issues, dance, and peace

Janelle Joseph on Caribbean cricket in Canada, decolonizing sports studies, shared Indigenous and Black issues, dance, and peace

You can read more about Janelle’s work here:

https://janellejoseph.com/

https://www.recreation-collective.com/

 

Ron Greene on conviction, argumentation, Mouffe, Malthus, the South, and artificial intelligence

Ron Greene on first- and second-order conviction, argumentation, Chantal Mouffe, free speech, Thomas Malthus, the South, and artificial intelligence

You and read more about Ron’s work here:

https://cla.umn.edu/about/directory/profile/green179

 

Paolo Gerbaudo on algorithms, markets, China-US relations, social movements, and autonomism

Paolo Gerbaudo on algorithmic recommendations, closed digital communities, the market economy, China-US relations, lithium, party politics, social movements, and autonomism

You can read more about Paolo’s work here:

https://www.ucm.es/histegepo/paolo-gerbaudo-english

 

Jennifer Maytorena Taylor on For the Love of Rutland, Daisy and Max, documentary, and listening

Jennifer Maytorena Taylor on divisive public discourse, the working class and supposed xenophobia, For the Love of Rutland, Daisy and Max, Muslim Cool, Redneck Muslim, co-creation of documentaries, listening, prison, working with TV, Sundance, the University of California, mixed Mexican heritage, and gender and film

You can find out more about Jennifer’s work here:

https://film.ucsc.edu/faculty/jennifer_taylor

https://specificpictures.com/

 

 

David Craig on network TV, The Day After, cultural producers, and creators of digital civil society

David Craig on network television history, movies of the week, The Day After, Bob Iger, Ted Koppel, interviewing cultural producers, and creators of digital civil society

You can read more about David and this work here:

https://www.davidrcraig.com/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-cmkVgdTYU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RLVRfwhO8E

 

Julie Patarin-Jossec on sociological ethnography, water, sexual exploitation, affect, diving, and flying

Julie Patarin-Jossec on sociological ethnography, the body, performance, sexual exploitation, affect, diving, flying, and The Thread of Water

You can see more of Julie’s work here:

https://juliepatarinjossec.com/

https://www.immaterialbooks.com/store/p/threadofwater

https://www.tandfonline.com/journals/rvst20

 

Saskia Witteborn on immigration, refugees, the media, gender, ethnography, and cockatoos

Saskia Witteborn on immigration, refugees, Germany, Hong Kong, inequality, the media, gender, ethnography, and cockatoos

You can read more about Saskia's work here:

https://www.soc.cuhk.edu.hk/profile/saskia-witteborn/

https://www.sup.org/books/title/?id=32713

 

 

Victoria Tur Viñes sobre las revistas, la infancia, la innovación, y la exclusión de las mujeres

Victoria Tur Viñes sobre la Revista Mediterránea de Comunicación, cuestiones de comunicación e infancia, la innovación publicitaria, la exclusión de las mujeres, los métodos de investigación, el estrés como editor@s académic@s, y el estatus de comunicación en España

Se puede leer más de su obra acá:

https://cvnet.cpd.ua.es/curriculum-breve/es/tur-vines-victoria/5345

https://www.mediterranea-comunicacion.org/

https://cvnet.cpd.ua.es/curriculum-breve/grp/es/comunicacion-y-publicos-especificos-(compubes)/439

https://oircc.es/

 

Jay Coakley on athlete activism, race, gender, corporate ownership, drugs, and childhood play

Jay Coakley on sports and commercialization, the environment, athlete activism, Harry Edwards, racism, corporate team ownership, betting, performance-enhancing drugs and criminalization, pain-masking medication, the US Olympic Committee, and childhood play

You can read about Jay’s work here:

https://ccss.uccs.edu/coakley

spknmedia.com

https://spknmedia.com/executive-leadership/  

https://watch.spknmedia.com/video-streaming

https://watch.spknmedia.com/social-side-of-sport

 

Paul Gagliardi on con artists, the Federal Theatre Project, Hallie Flanagan, comedy, and race

Paul Gagliardi on working culture, con artists, the New Deal, the Federal Theatre Project, Hallie Flanagan, Harry Hopkins, comedy, gender, and race

You can read more about Paul’s work here:

https://www.marquette.edu/english/directory/paul-gagliardi.php

https://tupress.temple.edu/books/all-play-and-no-work

https://linktr.ee/paul.gagliardi?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=c77024ec-2bd8-4e90-8515-27df0e5f8f7d