Although many things have been said about Katrina and New Orleans, and Space and Culture will have a themed issue (9.1) to appear in early 2006, I thought I’d just add another comment - if only to evidence that although Durkheim is certainly old hat,his conceptual repertoire might have some interesting bits to help us […]
Hi,
I’m Joost, one of the editors of Space and Culture and I just wanted to introduce myself. I’m Dutch but work and live in the UK at Nottingham Trent University, where I am a professor of media analysis. I’m 38 years old, married and have four children, aged between 18 months and 11 years. I’ve […]
So we’re off to the Canadian Association of Cultural Studies 2005 Conference, where we’ll be talking about all sorts of virtualities and materialities. If you see us, please say hello!
Session: Ritual Virtualities, Performative Materialities Chair: Rob Shields, University of Alberta
Jan Jagodzinski (University of Alberta) The Virtual in the Time Cinema of […]
Via smart mobs, the Annenberg Research Network on International Communication’s Wireless Communication and Development: A Global Perspective Workshop.
There are all sorts of interesting perspectives, and a bunch of other papers and research notes, but the real gem for social researchers may be Manuel Castells et al.’s 327-page Social Uses of Wireless Communications: The Mobile Information […]
Pass Christian, MS House Before/After