The European Journal of Cultural Studies - Issue One Now Out!
 
     The first issue of the European Journal of Cultural Studies has just been
     published.
 
     Edited by Pertti Alasuutari, Ann Gray and Joke Hermes, the journal has been
     launched to promote a conception of cultural studies rooted in lived
     experience. The journal adopts a broad-ranging view of cultural studies,
     charting new questions and new research, and mapping the transformation of
     cultural studies in the years to come.
 
     Volume 1 Number 1
 
     Doing cultural studies at the crossroads: Local/global negotiations Ien Ang
 
     Dare we de-centre Birmingham? Troubling the 'origin' and trajectories of
     cultural studies Handel K. Wright
 
     De-centring or re-focusing cultural studies: a response to Handel K. Wright
     Maureen McNeil
 
     The cultural studies' crossroads blues Lawrence Grossberg
 
     Cultural Studies and intervention in television policy Jostein Gripsrud
 
     From outsider to insider: queer politics in German film 1970-94 Les Wright
 
     A professional, unreliable, heroic marionette (M/F): structure, agency and
     subjectivity in contemporary journalisms Liesbet van Zoonen
 
     Henry Reynolds and Aboriginal history: (post)colonialism and the claiming
     of the past Mark Gibson (Review Article)
 
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     Details about this journal are also available on our website
     http://www.sagepub.co.uk/journals/details/j0213.html.
 
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