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International Journal of Cultural Studies

When transcultural fandom meets nationalism: Chinese cosplayers’ identity negotiation between global flows and local places

International Journal of Cultural Studies, Ahead of Print. This study investigates the identity negotiation of Chinese cosplayers within the tensions between transcultural fandom and nationalism. Grounded in Manuel Castells’ concepts of space of flows …

By Zituo Wang, Haoyu Huang, 6 days ago
International Journal of Cultural Studies

Technology transition within secure message delivery (SMD) systems

International Journal of Cultural Studies, Ahead of Print. This article reports on a qualitative interview-based study that set out to explore why fax has come to form such an enduring communication medium, particularly within healthcare contexts. We s…

By Rowan Wilken, Jenny Kennedy5376RMIT University, Australia, 2 months ago
International Journal of Cultural Studies

Pawns in the power struggle: Navigating creative labor precarity across MCNs, platforms, and state regulation in China

International Journal of Cultural Studies, Ahead of Print. This study examines how digital creators navigate the precarious Chinese digital creative industries (DCCIs), shaped by multi-channel networks (MCNs), platform logic, and intensifying state int…

By Qingyue Sun12672Coastal Carolina University, USA, 2 months ago
International Journal of Cultural Studies

The creator function, post-structuralism, and the perils of terminological dissonance

International Journal of Cultural Studies, Ahead of Print. A broadly interdisciplinary field is emerging to study creators, referred to as “creator studies”, “platforms and cultural production studies”, “influencer studies”, and “wanghongstudies”. Yet …

By David Craig, Tanner Mirrlees, 2 months ago
International Journal of Cultural Studies

Fan-driven paratextuality in the audios: Film and television podcast in the post-fansubbing era of Chinese translational fandom

International Journal of Cultural Studies, Ahead of Print. This paper explores a new frontier in Chinese translation fandom: the rise of fan podcasting. Against the backdrop of post-fansubbing, we examine how fan podcasters reconfigure media translatio…

By Dingkun Wang, Xiaochun Zhang, 3 months ago
International Journal of Cultural Studies

Drivers of global civil repair: Social media users witnessing distant suffering in the aftermath of the 2017 Mexico City earthquake

International Journal of Cultural Studies, Ahead of Print. This article examines how social media users engaged in civil repair actions following the 2017 Mexico City earthquake. Drawing on cultural trauma theory, the study investigates audience respon…

By , 3 months ago
International Journal of Cultural Studies

Everyday nationhood and digital media: Tracing identity among Japanese cultural migrants

International Journal of Cultural Studies, Ahead of Print. Studies into media and migration have offered significant contributions but often emphasise short-term research, assuming migrants’ nationalism is sustained over time. To address this gap, this…

By Yuiko Fujita113143The University of Tokyo, Japan, 3 months ago
International Journal of Cultural Studies

Rewriting Chineseness: Chinese American films through Chinese eyes

International Journal of Cultural Studies, Ahead of Print. This study investigates how Chinese nationalism and diasporic media theories shape Douban reviews of Chinese American films and TV shows. I conducted a thematic analysis of 120 Douban reviews f…

By Sebastian Yuxi Zhao17991York University, Toronto, Canada, 3 months ago
International Journal of Cultural Studies

Rethinking watching: A viewer-centred approach to understanding the changing audience experience

International Journal of Cultural Studies, Ahead of Print. Audience research is widely regarded as a crucial area of media scholarship and needed to understand the role of media in society. Significant changes in how and what we watch in recent decades…

By Amanda D. Lotz, Catherine Johnson, Jonathan Gray, 4 months ago
International Journal of Cultural Studies

Digital compassion: Moody citizenship and an ethics of care

International Journal of Cultural Studies, Ahead of Print. This article explores the relationship between mood, compassion and public values in a world suffused with digital media technologies. Its opening gambit is that mood should n’t be seen either …

By Tim Markham1University of London, UK, 4 months ago

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