cultural studies

Continuum: the journal of media and cultural studies
Special Issue – Media & Security Cultures

"Asian Pop Culture Fandom in Europe"

Traditionally, Asian pop culture's trans national consumption has been studied in terms
of strategies of global cultural industry, identity construction of diasporas and
migrant audiences, and regionalized dynamics of media consumption (Japan mania, Korean
Flow). Meanwhile, the recent and rapidly growing popularity of Asian pop culture in
Europe put forward a new set of questions. The huge popularity of Manga (especially in
France) and the fandom of Asian Pop music and TV drama among European consumers make

Cultural Studies <--> Critical Methodologies
Editor:  Norm Denzin
 
CALL FOR PAPERS
Encounters: Researchers as Tourists AND Travellers
Guest editors:   Keyan G Tomaselli and Andrew Causey

DESPERATELY SEEKING THEORETICAL DEBATE: INTERROGATING THE POST-THEORY STATE OF CULTURAL
STUDIES
Session description

In this session we aim to interrogate the particular moment cultural studies is passing
through with regard to its theoretical frameworks. In the 1970s and 1980s a more or less
coherent and all-encompassing approach to culture emerged through combining
structuralism, culturalism and Marxism. While Cultural Studies was never identical with

Cultural Studies in Literary Interzones - Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate Programme

http://www.mundusphd-interzones.eu/index.asp

INTERZONES is the first Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate Programme selected
and funded by the EU for its innovative and challenging approach to the
Humanities. It is designed to nurture and promote research in the field of

Eighth Annual Cultural Studies Association (U.S.)
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, California March 18-20 2010

The Cultural Studies Association (U.S.) invites participation in its Eighth
Annual Meeting seminars. Those interested in participating in a seminar
should consult the list of seminars and the instructions for signing up for

Situated Cultures: Situating Cultural Studies

Opening Lecture/discussion
19 November 5pm
Michael Bailey, LMU
Title: Richard Hoggart and Cultural Studies

Michael Bailey teaches media and cultural analysis at Leeds Metropolitan
University. He has published widely on the history of the early BBC, is editor of
Narrating Media History (Routledge, 2008), and is currently working on a co-
authored study of Richard Hoggart (Blackwell-Wiley, 2010) and a co-edited