Intangible Cultural Heritage Law and the Digital Era (Hardcover, 1)

Part I ? Introduction

1. The Digital Age: Friend or Foe of Intangible Cultural Heritage Rights? An Introduction?

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Part II ? The future of Living Heritage beyond the ICH UNESCO Convention

2. UNESCO’s 2003 Intangible Heritage Convention: Whence Have We Come and Whither Are We Going??

3. Pride and Prejudice: Intangible cultural heritage, academia, and common sense in the digital era?

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Part III ? Living Heritage and Civil Society

4. Safeguarding Living Heritage as Space for Collective Engagement. The Role of Civil Society and Heritage Communities?

5. The Impacts of the 2003 UNESCO Convention in the Latin American and Caribbean Region: from inception to adulthood?

6. Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage in Central and East Africa: From Legal-Institutional Frameworks to the Central Role of Civil Society Organizations?

7. ICH Communities as Integral Actors of Civil Society in Central Asia: Strengths and Challenges (Case Studies from Kyrgyzstan)?

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Part IV ? Living Heritage and Sustainable Development

8. Considerations on Sustainable Development and Intangible Cultural Heritage?

9. Unveiling the Economic Dimension of Intangible Cultural Heritage Safeguarding in the Digital Age?

10. Biocultural Rights and Living Heritage in a Comparative Perspective?

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Part V ? Living Heritage in the Digital Era

11. Sonic Heritage as Living Heritage. Sustainable Development of Acoustic Environment of Spaces for Performances: The Case of Ancient Theatres?

12. Digital Horizons: Safeguarding Saudi Arabia’s Cultural Heritage in the 21st Century?

13. The Impact of Digital Social Networks on Education of Intangible Cultural Heritage?

14. Unveiling the Digital Tapestry: navigating the intersection of intangible cultural heritage?

15. Artificial Intelligence and Living Heritage: Challenges a...


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Raffaella Carrà and the Media (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction 1. The Rebel, the 1970s 2. A Household Name in Italy and a Transnational Star Abroad, the 1980s 3. The Icon, 1990s-Today. Conclusion. Appendix

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The Poetry of Bob Dylan : Thirty Essays on Thirty Songs (Paperback)

Media, History, and Memory : A Critical Perspective (Hardcover)

Introduction -?Who Tells Your Story? The Connections Between Media, History, and Memory LISA M. BURNS??1. How Do We Remember the Women’s Suffrage Movement? Four Mediations in the Cultural Context of 2020?CAROLYN KITCH??2. Rosa Parks: Memory, Myth, and Social Media of a Civil Rights Icon?FELICIA MCGHEE AND CHERYL ANN LAMBERT??3.?Weaponizing the Civils Rights Movement: Eyes on the Prize, Dominant Memory, and Critical Disruptions?MARY C. SCHMITT??4.?Making a Myth: How First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Created Camelot?COURTNEY CAUDLE TRAVERS??5.?Reframing Nixon and Watergate: Assessing Public Perceptions Before and After Trump?LORI COX HAN??6.?The “Expert” in the Room: Reflecting Upon How Two Media Historians Informed the Public Memory of Jimmy Carter?LORI AMBER ROESSNER AND JASON LEE GUTHRIE??7.?“Homosexuals Have Rights?And So Do Trees”: Recovering the Forgotten History of Trees for Queens and Stonewall Era Environmental Activism?CODY HAYS AND CHELSEA JULIAN REYNOLDS??8.?Gendered Representation in Television’s China Beach?MONICA PEREIRA AND CHRISTINA M. SMITH??9.?Counter-History on Television: An Analysis of Alternative History Programs Star Trek, Watchmen, and For All Mankind?SUMMIT P. OSUR??10.?Never Not Here: Reclaiming Indigenous Presence and Perspectives in the Archives, America’s Media, and the Academy?MELISSA GREENE-BLYE??11.?Countermemory and Politics of Inclusion: The Bene/violent Public Memory of Historic Fort Snelling?NOELLE F. CRAVEIRO? 12. The Frontierland of Representation: Disneyland’s Container of Marginality?JAIME GUZMAN AND ARTHUR D. SOTO-VASQUEZ??13. Protest in Play: Athletes and Resistance in Public Memory?SHELVIA DANCY??14.?Reclaiming Women’s Place in Sports History?CAROLINA VELLOSO

Media, History, and Memory : A Critical Perspective (Paperback)

Introduction -?Who Tells Your Story? The Connections Between Media, History, and Memory LISA M. BURNS??1. How Do We Remember the Women’s Suffrage Movement? Four Mediations in the Cultural Context of 2020?CAROLYN KITCH??2. Rosa Parks: Memory, Myth, and Social Media of a Civil Rights Icon?FELICIA MCGHEE AND CHERYL ANN LAMBERT??3.?Weaponizing the Civils Rights Movement: Eyes on the Prize, Dominant Memory, and Critical Disruptions?MARY C. SCHMITT??4.?Making a Myth: How First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Created Camelot?COURTNEY CAUDLE TRAVERS??5.?Reframing Nixon and Watergate: Assessing Public Perceptions Before and After Trump?LORI COX HAN??6.?The “Expert” in the Room: Reflecting Upon How Two Media Historians Informed the Public Memory of Jimmy Carter?LORI AMBER ROESSNER AND JASON LEE GUTHRIE??7.?“Homosexuals Have Rights?And So Do Trees”: Recovering the Forgotten History of Trees for Queens and Stonewall Era Environmental Activism?CODY HAYS AND CHELSEA JULIAN REYNOLDS??8.?Gendered Representation in Television’s China Beach?MONICA PEREIRA AND CHRISTINA M. SMITH??9.?Counter-History on Television: An Analysis of Alternative History Programs Star Trek, Watchmen, and For All Mankind?SUMMIT P. OSUR??10.?Never Not Here: Reclaiming Indigenous Presence and Perspectives in the Archives, America’s Media, and the Academy?MELISSA GREENE-BLYE??11.?Countermemory and Politics of Inclusion: The Bene/violent Public Memory of Historic Fort Snelling?NOELLE F. CRAVEIRO? 12. The Frontierland of Representation: Disneyland’s Container of Marginality?JAIME GUZMAN AND ARTHUR D. SOTO-VASQUEZ??13. Protest in Play: Athletes and Resistance in Public Memory?SHELVIA DANCY??14.?Reclaiming Women’s Place in Sports History?CAROLINA VELLOSO

Perform or Else : From Discipline to Performance (Paperback, 2 ed)

Acknowledgments; Orientations; Preface to 25^th Anniversary Edition -Jon McKenzie; A User’s Guide to Perform or Else?- Tim Edkins; The Making of Perform or Else -?Tim Edkins and Jon McKenzie; Introduction: Challenges; PART I. PERFORMANCE PARADIGMS;?1. The Efficacy of Cultural Performance;?2. The Efficiency of Organizational Performance;?3. The Effectiveness of Technological Performance; PART II. THE AGE OF GLOBAL PERFORMANCE;?4. Challenger Lecture Machine;?5. Challenging Forth: The Power of Performance; 6. Professor Challenger and the Performance Stratum; PART III. PERFUMANCE;?7. Professor Challenger and the Disintegration Machine;?8. The Catachristening of HMS Challenger; 9. Professor Rutherford and Gay Sci Fi; 10. Jane Challenger, Disastronaut; 11. Sequel: The Revelations of Dr. Kx4l3dj3r; Bibliography; Index

Perform or Else : From Discipline to Performance (Hardcover, 2 ed)

Acknowledgments; Orientations; Preface to 25^th Anniversary Edition -Jon McKenzie; A User’s Guide to Perform or Else?- Tim Edkins; The Making of Perform or Else -?Tim Edkins and Jon McKenzie; Introduction: Challenges; PART I. PERFORMANCE PARADIGMS;?1. The Efficacy of Cultural Performance;?2. The Efficiency of Organizational Performance;?3. The Effectiveness of Technological Performance; PART II. THE AGE OF GLOBAL PERFORMANCE;?4. Challenger Lecture Machine;?5. Challenging Forth: The Power of Performance; 6. Professor Challenger and the Performance Stratum; PART III. PERFUMANCE;?7. Professor Challenger and the Disintegration Machine;?8. The Catachristening of HMS Challenger; 9. Professor Rutherford and Gay Sci Fi; 10. Jane Challenger, Disastronaut; 11. Sequel: The Revelations of Dr. Kx4l3dj3r; Bibliography; Index

Public Rituals in the Portuguese Empire, 1498–1822 (Hardcover, 1)

Table of Contents

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Acknowledgments

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Chapter 0 Oceans of Words, Images and Spaces. An Introduction to Public Rituals in the Portuguese Empire. Laura Fernandez-Gonzalez

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The Grammar of the Ritual

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Chapter 1 Rituals, Ceremonies, Festivals. Angela Barreto Xavier.

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Chapter 2 Ritual Typologies. Andre Godinho, Arthur Curvelo

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Chapter 3 Staging the Rituals. Andre Godinho and Kevin Carreira Soares

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Chapter 4 Audiences and the Public. Sara Ceia, Kevin Carreira Soares, Miguel Geraldes Rodrigues, Moreno Pacheco

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Chapter 5 The Other in the Public Rituals of the Portuguese Empire. Angela Barreto Xavier, Lisa Voigt

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Chapter 6 Circulations and Adaptations. Rodrigo Bentes

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Memory of the Rituals and Ritual Memories

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Chapter 7 Public Rituals and the Printing Press in the Portuguese World. Joana Fraga.

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Chapter 8 Manuscripts and Public Rituals. Federico Palomo

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Chapter 9 The Visual and Material Memory of the Ritual. Jeremy Roe and Alexandra Curvelo.

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Chapter 10 The Sound of Public Rituals. Cristina Fernandes

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Chapter 11 Memory. Jose Manuel Sobral

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Chapter 12 Epilogue: ‘And all the towne entertained mee’: New Perspectives on Rituals, Festivals and Ceremonies in the Early Modern Age. Fernando Bouza

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List of images

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Glossary

Coloniality in Gender and Development : Proposing an Epistemology of Disagreement (Hardcover)

Introduction: The Coloniality in Gender and Development Theory and Practice??1: The Global Dominance of a Western Euro-North American Feminist Epistemology and Gender Metaphysics??2: The Concept of Epistemic Communities and its Applicability to the Gender and Development sector??3: The Formation of a GAD Epistemic Community and its Consolidation through International Standard-setting, Paradigm-making and Co-option of Divergent Views? 4: Mainstreaming hegemonic GAD discourse through research, publishing and consultancy regimes: The role of ‘knowledge brokering’ institutions??5: The Role of State-level and Grassroots Actors and Their Links to the Hegemonic GAD Apparatus? 6: The Need for an Ethics and Epistemology of Disagreement: a Way forward for a Highly Contested GAD Sector??Conclusion

A Philosophy of Sweetness : Aesthetics in the Age of Sugarization (Hardcover)

Introduction??Part 1: An Aesthetic Genealogy of Sweetness??1. Sweet Taste? 2. Polysemic Sweetness??Part 2: On the Blurring Boundaries Between Art and Aesthetics??3. Can Pastry Be Art?? 4. Sweet Art? 5. Aesthetic Expression??Part 3: The Stickiness of Sweetness??6. Sweetish? 7. The Age of Sugarization? Conclusive Remarks: Sweetness as an Aesth-ethic Education

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Sport and the Environment : Communication, Politics and Culture in the Age of Climate Crisis (Hardcover)

1. Sport, Liveable Futures and Culture Wars in the Age of Climate Crisis Part One ? International Frameworks, Sustainability and Mega-Events 2. The United Nations Sports for Climate Action Framework: Past, Current and Future Benefits and Challenges to Combat Climate Change in the Sport Sector 3. Sport, Animals and Sustainability 4. Reality Offsets: Climate Meets Capitalism at the Olympic Games 5. The Displacement of Indigenous People and Nature in the Southeast Asian Games Part Two ??Tensions, Interventions and Social Licence 6. ‘Wild’ Places: Power and Identity in Mediated Adventure Sport 7. RinkWatch: Citizen Science, Outdoor Ice-Skating and Monitoring Climate Change Impacts 8. Fish For Their Future: Communication Campaigns and Recreational Fishing, 9. Establishing a Social Licence to Operate: Community Sport, Corporate Media and Environmental Risk Part Three ? Environmental Care, Stewardship and Nature 10. Morning of the Warming Earth: Surfing’s Role in Communicating Our Changing Climate 11. Ocean Sports, Relationality and Stewardship 12. Nature Games: Traditional Indigenous Games and Environmental Stewardship in Oceania Part Four ? Advocacy, Activism and Greenwashing?13. Bigger than Solar Panels: Pat Cummins, Cricket and Climate Change Advocacy 14. Athlete Resistance to Carbon Sports 15. Sustainable Entertainment? SailGP and the Greenwashing of Ecological Blue Spaces and Vulnerable Species in Aotearoa New Zealand

Sport and the Environment : Communication, Politics and Culture in the Age of Climate Crisis (Paperback)

1. Sport, Liveable Futures and Culture Wars in the Age of Climate Crisis Part One ? International Frameworks, Sustainability and Mega-Events 2. The United Nations Sports for Climate Action Framework: Past, Current and Future Benefits and Challenges to Combat Climate Change in the Sport Sector 3. Sport, Animals and Sustainability 4. Reality Offsets: Climate Meets Capitalism at the Olympic Games 5. The Displacement of Indigenous People and Nature in the Southeast Asian Games Part Two ??Tensions, Interventions and Social Licence 6. ‘Wild’ Places: Power and Identity in Mediated Adventure Sport 7. RinkWatch: Citizen Science, Outdoor Ice-Skating and Monitoring Climate Change Impacts 8. Fish For Their Future: Communication Campaigns and Recreational Fishing, 9. Establishing a Social Licence to Operate: Community Sport, Corporate Media and Environmental Risk Part Three ? Environmental Care, Stewardship and Nature 10. Morning of the Warming Earth: Surfing’s Role in Communicating Our Changing Climate 11. Ocean Sports, Relationality and Stewardship 12. Nature Games: Traditional Indigenous Games and Environmental Stewardship in Oceania Part Four ? Advocacy, Activism and Greenwashing?13. Bigger than Solar Panels: Pat Cummins, Cricket and Climate Change Advocacy 14. Athlete Resistance to Carbon Sports 15. Sustainable Entertainment? SailGP and the Greenwashing of Ecological Blue Spaces and Vulnerable Species in Aotearoa New Zealand

Cities and Identities (Paperback, 1)

Introduction: Cities and Identities?1. A City of Humanism and Power?2. Qingdao: The Cities of Ideas?3. Tokyo: City of Fires and Flowers?4. The Tales We Tell: Bombay, Mumbai, and I?5. Istanbul: City of Layers and Counter-Currents?6. Amsterdam: Tolerance and Inclusion

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Celebrating a Life Beyond “Normal” : A Festschrift for Ziauddin Sardar (Paperback)

Introduction: Ziauddin Sardar Festschrift  1. A Postnormal Election in Postnormal Times  2. Postnormal Despite Himself  3. A Conversation with Zia Sardar  4. The Ultimate Post-Islamist: Ziauddin Sardar’s Cultural Surfing Through Our Epoch  5. Ziauddin Sardar’s Approach to the Qur’an: Timely Lessons from Sura Al-Baqara  6. Cultural Relations in a New Century  7. Sardar, Islam, Normal, Post Normal, Identity, and I  8. Zia and Me  9. “Britain’s Own Muslim Polymath:” On the Politics of Representing Ziauddin Sardar  10. Ziauddin Sardar: The New Muslim Man Seeking his Paradise  11. Reading Ziauddin Sardar on “Self” and “Other” in Post-Normal Times  12. Epiritu Opposisi  13. Hypernormal Films for Postnormal Times: The Documentary Dance of Adam Curtis  14. Qiyama as Rebellion, Taqiyya as Hypercamouflage: The Political Theology of Reza Negarestani  Afterword

Wanted, More than Human Intellectual Property : Animal Authors and Human Machines (Paperback)

Part 1 The Philosopher 1. A Word between Us 2. The Common Touch 3. What Is It Like To Be an Author? Part 2 The Ants 4. Ant People 5. A Theory of Everything 6. Pay Attention, Stupid Part 3 Mercury 7. Turn to Play 8. All Authors Are Liars 9. The Gods Must Be Playful Law's Anecdote Epilogue

Aerial Visibilities : New Thoughts and Further Possibilities (Paperback)

Preface - Moving Up: Plotting the Vertical Turn in Sociology 1. Aerial visibilities: towards a visual sociology of the sky 2. Thinking with the drone ? visual lessons in aerial and volumetric thinking 3. Vertical vision and atmocultural navigation. Notes on emerging urban scopic regimes 3. The citizen drone: protest, sousveillance and droneviewing 5. Who owns the sky? Aerial resistance and the state/corporate no-fly zone 6. Of cable-cars and helicopters: mobility regimes and the politics of visibility in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro 7. Rethinking verticality through top-down views in drone hobbyist photography 8. The spectacle of demonstration: visual representation of political imagination during the coronavirus crisis 9. States of Australia’s agri-environment: visual extractions from degraded landscapes

Royal Women at Ugarit : Reconceiving the House of the Father (Paperback)

Introduction; 1. Politics and Patrimonialism; 2. Royal Mothers and Sons in the Ugaritic Letters; 3. Royal Mothers and Sons in Imperial Perspective; 4. The Divorce of the Daughter of the Great Lady; 5. “Her Brother May Not Speak with Her”: Embattled Kingship; 6. Ugarit and Beyond: Points of Contact with Biblical Patrimonialism; Conclusion.

The Womb and the Simile of the Woman in Labor in the Hebrew Bible : Embodying Relationship with YHWH (Paperback)

Introduction; 1: Methodology; Section I: The Womb; 2: The Womb in Job; 3: Psalm 139; 4: Brought Forth from the Womb in Psalms 22 and 71; Section II: A Woman in Labor; 5: Non-Biblical ANE Texts ? A Woman in Labor; 6: Isaiah Like a Woman in Labor; 7: YHWH Like a Woman in Labor; Conclusion: The Interconnectivity.

The Routledge Companion to British Women’s Suffrage (Paperback, 1)

Volume Introduction: What Was Different About the British Suffrage Campaign???Part One: Approaches to the Study of British Women’s Suffrage??Introduction? 1. Locating the Suffrage Movement in Edwardian Politics? 2. Looking at British Suffrage from Abroad??3. Post-Colonial Suffrage Histories: Race and Empire in the British Suffrage Movement? 4. Life Writing and British Women’s Suffrage? 5. Local Dimensions to Women’s Suffrage in Britain? 6. Social Network Analysis: Mapping Suffragettes’ Political Journeys? 7. ‘Revolutionary Potential?’ The Role of Web Mapping and Other Web Technologies in the Study and Democratization of British Suffrage Histories??Part Two: The Material Cultures of the British Suffrage Movement? ?Introduction? 8.??Art and the Suffrage Campaigns??9. Suffrage News and Print Media??10.?Purple, White and Green: Selling Militant Women’s Suffrage??11. Keeping Alive the Suffragette Spirit: Curating, Collecting and Displaying Suffrage at the Museum of London??12. Collecting Suffrage??13. Suffrage Fiction??14. Suffrage on the Edwardian Stage? Part Three: Organisations of the British Suffrage Movement? ?Introduction??15 . Antecedents to the Women’s Suffrage Campaigns? 16.?‘You can't kill the spirit, it's like a mountain, old and strong, it goes on and on.’?A Reassessment of The National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies: The View from Manchester??17. The Women’s Social and Political Union??18. The Women’s Freedom League and Discourses of Feminism in Great Britain??19. Religious Suffrage Societies? 20. Women’s Suffrage and Political Parties? 21. Occupational Suffrage Societies? 22. ‘A Chivalry That Includes and Surpasses Justice.’ Male Support for Women’s Suffrage in Edwardian Britain??Part Four: Legacies of the British Suffrage Movement? Introduction? 23. Suffrage During the First World War??24. Taking a View on Suffrage Militancy??25. What Difference Did the Vote Make? Suffrage in Parliament,...


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Decoloniality in Gender Discourse and Praxis : A View from the Margins (Paperback)

Introduction 1. "Herstory" Reclaimed: African Women in Precolonial Societies 2. No Colonised Females Are Women: A Query into the Discursive Exclusion of Black Womxn from the Category of "Woman" 3. Challenging Western Paradigms: Decolonial Feminism and Gender Justice in Africa 4. Intersectionality, African Feminism and Decolonial African Feminist Praxis 5. Unlocking Women’s Political Agency in Africa through Decolonial Thinking 6. The Ontology of the ‘Swart Gevaar’: Decolonising Black Women’s Wombs in South Africa 7. Challenging Conventional Approaches: Examining Gender Dynamics and Decolonial Frameworks in Addressing Female Genital Cutting in Kenya 8. Localising Gender Expertise: Challenges and Prospects in the African Humanitarian Sector 9. Beyond Promises: Revisiting Empowerment through Decolonial Perspectives on Low-Carbon Technologies and Women’s Livelihoods in Malawi 10. Reconciling Agency and Belonging: African Women in Migration Stories

Young Masculinities and Sexual Health in Southern Africa (Paperback, 1)

1. Young masculinities and sexual health: perspectives from Southern Africa??Part I:?Love, pleasure and romance??2. Love, masculinity and alternative pathways to sexual health??3. Love as resistance? Young men’s narratives on intimate relationships and healthy sexualities in South Africa??4. Navigating love, romance and sexual health: adolescent boys' experiences in a South African township??Part II:?Social norms, masculinity and health??5. Masculine norms and sexual health implications for young men in Zimbabwe??6. Exploring the intersection of young men’s mobile-internet use, gender attitudes and intimate relationship dynamics: a mixed-methods study??7. Streetwise masculinities: poverty, risk-taking and sexual health in a South African township??8. Masculinities in transition: young trans men, gender and the South African health care system??Part III:?Masculinity and sexual risk??9. On the edge of a knife: young masculinity, poverty and sexual health??10. Amajita: masculinity and sexual risk among young men in a South African informal settlement??11. Mjolo, waithood and masculinities among out-of-school young men in Zimbabwe??12. Peer pressure and heterosexual norms among young black men in Somkhele, South Africa??Part IV:?Masculinity and HIV??13. How young Zimbabwean men's attitudes towards female PrEP use depend on gender norms??14. HIV game-changers? A modified scoping review of adolescent boys and young men’s sexual health in the context of PrEP and ART in Southern Africa??15. Research with adolescent boys and young men living with HIV ? reflections on ethical and methodological challenges in the Eastern Cape, South Africa??16. Theorising 'other' masculinities among adolescent boys and young men in Southern Africa: implications for sexual health??

The University Under the Rule of Global Technocracy : Rise and Fall of the Academic Industry (Paperback)

1. Brief Adornoian Prelude  2. The Big Shift: From the Autonomous University to the Global Academic Industry  3. In the Realm of Performance: Management and Productivism in the Current University  4. A Map of the Academic Industry  5. The Voice of the Discontented: Paradoxes, False Solutions, and New Problems  6. Conceptual Errors of the New Public Management, the Theory of Human Capital, and Economics of Education  7. Root Causes  8. Diagnostics and Alternative Pathways  9. Is It Possible to Recreate Today the Classic Idea of University?  10. Conclusion: Six Tasks for a Renewal from the Sources

The Translator’s Visibility : New Debates and Epistemologies (Paperback)

Contents

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List of contributors

Acknowledgements

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INTRODUCTION

Plural voices and epistemologies around the translator’s visibility

Alice Leal

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PART 1: Contemporary foundations

1. Visibility: Contingencies, ruptures, kinds

A. E. B. Coldiron

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PART 2 : Philosophical underpinnings

2. The translator’s invisibility and the correspondence theory of truth

Alodia Martin-Martinez

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3. Philosophy’s resistance to translation

Brian O’Keeffe

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4. On visibility: A Wittgensteinian stance

Paulo Oliveira

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PART 3: Manifestations, illustrations, point of view

5. Modernism, foreignization, and form: “Translationmourning” in Anne Carson’s NOX

Sean Cotter

6. Literary translators on visibility: To what extent and in which ways is it a concern?

Adriana ?erban

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PART 4: Different contexts, areas and disciplines

7. Making the nation visible in two ways: Lessons from Venuti for the EU

Lisa Foran

8. Relative visibility: Buddhist translators in Ancient China

Tianran Wang

9. The screenwriter as translator: Venuti’s (in)visibility in the field of screenwriting

Rina Gefen & Rachel Weissbrod

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PART 5 : Future direction

10. Machine visibility now

Marc Lebon

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POSTFACE

Envisioning in-visibility

D. M. Spitzer

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Index

Engagement with Culture in Transformative Times : Mapping the Societal Drivers and Impacts of Cultural Understandings, Practices, Perceptions, and Val (Paperback)

Introduction

Part I: Practices and understandings

1. Understandings of culture in nine European countries: advancing the study of cultural stratification

2. Mapping cultural practices in Europe: social inequalities and cross-national differences

3. How inequality affects cultural participation in Europe: comparing before and after the financial crisis

4 Understandings of culture in digital space: mapping Twitter discourses on culture

5. Capturing cultural practices in everyday life: employing experience sampling methodology

Part II: Perceptions and experiences

6. Europeans’ perspectives on the cultural impacts of globalisation and migration

7. Cultural integration and difference from migrants’ perspective: cultural comparisons between country of residence and country of origin

8. The impact of digitalisation in everyday life: citizens’ perspectives on the rise of digital media

9. Migrants’ engagement with digital culture: active two-way use, Internet enthusiasm, digital dislike, and social media sociability

10. Campaigning for culture online: An analysis of trending culture-related petitions on Facebook

Part III: Outcomes, affordances, and values

11. What drives people to engage in cultural activities? Europeans’ motivations for cultural participation

12. The importance of culture for well-being: perspectives of locals and migrants on how culture makes life better

13. Different modes of openness and tolerance in Europeans’ cultural participation

14. Religiosity, social solidarity, and cultural participation

15. The limits of cultural democracy? Challenges and paradoxes in advancing cultural inclusion and participation in Denmark, the Netherlands, Serbia, and Spain

Between the Memory and Post-Memory of Communism in Romania : Fluid Memories (Paperback)

Introduction PART I MEMORY ARCHIVES 1 Telling Difficult Stories with Fragments of Experience: Short-Term Ethnography in the Securitate Archives 2 Nested Orientalism and Memory Places: The Roma in Romanian Securitate Archives 3 Law, Property Rights, and the Construction of Memory Regimes in Romania ART II THE CONSTRUCTION OF MEMORIES AND POST-MEMORIES 4 Between Transitional Justice and Retrospective Justice: The Case of Mircea Vulc?nescu 5 The Monuments of the Royal Family and the Romanian Historical Memory 6 Memory and Post-Memory: Remembering the Communist Past in Digitally Mediated Contexts 7 Generations of Memory: Narratives of Conflicts, Gaps, and Intersections in Romanian Cinema PART III SITES OF MEMORY 8 Rubbles of Memory: The Memorial Afterlives of Communist Monuments in Post-communist Romania 9 Nostalgic Reconstructions of the Communist Past: The Private Museums of Daily Life during Communism in Romania 10 Popular Culture Exhibited: New Trends in the Musealization and Memorialization of the Romanian Socialist Past 11 Justice for the Forgotten Victims of the Communist Regime in Post-Transition Romania Conclusion