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| <nettime-ann> Cultural Politics 2.3: November 2006 |
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Dear all The latest issue of Cultural
Politics, Volume 2, Issue 3, November 2006, has just been published.
The Table of Contents is below. I would be very grateful if friends and
colleagues would circulate this message far and wide. Moreover, we are always
on the lookout for interesting, challenging, oblique, and critical articles
concerned with the intersection of the cultural and the political. The Table of
Contents and the web page of Cultural Politics are below. Best wishes John CULTURAL POLITICS Volume 2, Number 3, November, 2006 ARTICLES IS CULTURAL STUDIES A DISCIPLINE? AND DOES IT MAKE ANY
POLITICAL DIFFERENCE? Simon During HEGEL ON HISTORY, 9/11, AND THE WAR ON TERROR, OR REASON IN
HISTORY Tom Rockmore A RISK SOCIETY OF MORAL PANIC: THE Toby Miller PALE FACE, RED MASK: RACIAL AMBIGUITY AND THE IMITATION OF
'AMERICAN INDIAN' FACIAL EXPRESSIONS Alastair Bonnett THE RIGHT-WING ATTACK ON CRITICAL AND PUBLIC EDUCATION IN
THE UNITED STATES: FROM NEOLIBERALISM TO NEOCONSERVATISM Kenneth J. Saltman TENSE BORDERS: CULTURE, IDENTITY, AND ANXIETY IN Priya Kurian and Debashish Munshi FIELD REPORT/ART WORK BASED ON A TRUE STORY Canadian Artist Stephen
Andrews on the BOOK REVIEWS THE EMPIRE OF THE SPECTACLE Bob Hanke on RETORT's Afflicted
Powers NO LOGO, NO CHANGE? Andrew Openshaw on Joseph Heath and Andrew
Potter's The Rebel Sell: How the Counterculture Became Consumer
Culture ENUNCIATORY TELEVISION Sigurjon Baldur Hafsteinsson on Hugh Miles' Al-Jazeera:
How Arab TV News Challenged the World. Visit the Cultural
Politics Website at: http://www.bergpublishers.com/uk/culture/culture_about.htm Dr John Armitage Co-editor, Cultural
Politics Media & Communication School of Arts & Social Sciences NE1 8ST, (t): (+44) 0191 227 4971 (e) (w) j.armitage@unn.ac.uk Web: http://northumbria.ac.uk/sd/academic/sass/media_div/med_staff/j_armitage/ (e) (h) j.armitage@technologica.demon.co.uk Visit the Cultural
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