Talking back to globalization
Subtitle: texts, practices and interventions
By: edited by Brian Michael Goss, Joan Pedro Carañana, Mary Rachel Gould
Series: Intersections in communications and culture: global approaches and transdisciplinary perspectives -- Vol. 33
Publisher: Peter Langa; Lang AG International Academic Publishers, Peter
Published: 2016
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781433129667; 9781433129650; 9781453917367
Subjects: Globalization; Culture and globalization; Communication and culture; Social aspects; Education; Economic aspects; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: washed up on the shores of neoliberal globalization / by Brian Michael Goss, Joan Pedro and Mary Rachel Gould; title: Interviews; title: A conversation with Natalie Fenton : resocializing the political and re-politicizing the economy / by Joan Pedro and Natalie Fenton; title: A conversation with Radha S. Hegde : globalization: "It's everywhere; it's nowhere" / by Rae Lynn Schwartz-DuPre and Radha S. Hegde; title: Texts; title: "Petting the burning dog" of orientalism : implications of occupation (2009) and generation kill (2008) for cosmopolitan assumptions about globalization / by Brian Michael Goss; title: Courting the LGBTQ consumer : a global perspective / by Christopher Chávez and Mary Rachel Gould; title: The globalization of blues : rural, urban, transatlantic / by Josep Pedro; title: 'Ai, é tão bom ser pequenino!" : oquestrada's fado-chanson-ska and local sustainable capitalism / by Michael Arnold; title: Practices; title: The globalization of universities : European higher education area viewed from the perspectives of the enlightenment and industrialism / by Joan Pedro; title: Strategic sociability : US-led journalist reorientation programs and Cold War media practices / by Marion Wrenn; title: Defending human rights in the twenty-first century : where have all the intellectuals gone? / by Staa Tkalec; title: Facebook's global imaginary : the symbolic production of the world through social media / by Delia Dumitrica; title: Afterword: the global city and the uses of the new multiculture / by Cameron McCarthy.