International Journal of Cultural Studies, Ahead of Print. This article compares the conjunctions of emergency resilience and ecological resilience that underpin the creative cultural industry (CCI) crisis. It first introduces three characteristics tha…
International Journal of Cultural Studies, Ahead of Print. This article suggests that the conditions driving the still-unresolved global financial crisis that began in 2007 depend on a generalised condition of capitalist coloniality that profits from d…
International Journal of Cultural Studies, Ahead of Print. This article explores how the British Museum and the National Museum of Australia tailor their digital cultural politics, and how this corresponds to their management of online collections and …
International Journal of Cultural Studies, Ahead of Print. For decades, Northern Ireland was best known for the violent conflict referred to as the Troubles. However, the filming of HBO’s Game of Thrones in Northern Ireland has had a profound effect on…
International Journal of Cultural Studies, Ahead of Print. Building on theories of cultural trauma, this research examines institutional trauma engendered by the pandemic in relation to journalism and public health in the US and Brazil. The trauma stem…
International Journal of Cultural Studies, Ahead of Print. This article uses the concept of the ‘imaginative dimension of digital disinformation’ to explore how inter-Asian racism in a postcolonial city matters to the way people engage with racially ti…
International Journal of Cultural Studies, Ahead of Print. In response to Covid-19, media industries have increasingly relied upon insurance to manage risks to health and productivity loss surrounding creative labor. Analysis of contemporary trade jour…
International Journal of Cultural Studies, Ahead of Print. Posthuman is a social condition of humans losing control, especially to technological forces, and a cultural framing beyond Enlightenment modernity. Building on the posthuman critique, this art…
International Journal of Cultural Studies, Ahead of Print. This article charts the pandemic-engendered configurations of moviegoing cultures, leisure, and collective spectatorship in the Indian subcontinent and locates it within the discourses of perso…
International Journal of Cultural Studies, Ahead of Print. National governments have played a key role in constructing the Covid-19 pandemic through their communications. Drawing on thematic, discursive and visual analyses of Covid-19 campaigns from 12…