Crossroads in Cultural Studies Conference 14-17th December 2016 Program Index

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1D Recovering Class – Media Practices of Disadvantaged Communities in Australia: Gibson, Lumby, Moore (ABS3003) 2D Inequality, work and welfare: Lisa Adkins, Mona Mannevuo & Hanna Ylöstalo, Mathur, Mitchell (ABS3003) 3D Performing economy in "neoliberal" times: Lehtonen, C Farrugia, Primrose (ABS3003) 4D Alternative imaginings of finance and markets: Hardin & Rottinghaus, Bryan & Rafferty, J Valentine (ABS3003) 5D Community Economies Research in Australia and Asia: Ruiz, Clement- Couzner, Roelvink Gibson & Hill (ABS3003) 6D Time, Money, Debt, Labor, and Life – Critical Concepts for Producing Knowledge Against Inequality: Adkins, Aizura, Allon, Joseph (ABS3003) 7D Interrogating inequality: P Smith, Giannacopoulos, Redden (ABS3003) 8D Dismantling the common good – work, health, and community: K Valentine, Stephenson, Magnani, Bye (ABS3003) 9D Australian Cultural Fields – Formation and Transformation: Carter & Kelly, Dibley & Gayo, Rowe (ABS3003) 10D Capitalising culture – critique and renewal: Rowse, Bennett, Noble & Pertierra (ABS3003) IE Who’s the Man? Disrupted Masculinities in Global Cinema: Levinson, Moallem, Dayal, Rademacher (ABS2080) 2E Dating for Singles – Love, Marriage and Relationships in Contemporary Korean, Japanese and Australian Popular Culture: McKenzie, Dales, Elfving-Hwang (ABS2080) 3E Youth, gendered embodiment and mobility: Farrance, K Wong, Tinkler (ABS2080) 4E Inclusions and Exclusions: Girls in Girls Studies: Kearney, Cann, Driscoll (ABS2080) 5E Girls’ Space in Contemporary Japan: Containment or Subversion?: Murata, Azuma, Anan (ABS2080) 6E Youth and sexualisation: Clarke, Thompson, May (ABS2080) 7E Girl Knowledge and Power: Abidin, Anne Harris, Williams (ABS2080) 8E Representations of indigenous girlhood: S Potter, Gottschall, Mulholland (ABS2080) 9E Representing girls and women: Faleatua, D Taylor, Bell (ABS2080) 10E Sexuality and Violence – Social Dynamics, Resistance and Activism: Cabrera, Irwin, Sanchez- Avella (ABS2080) 1F Weekend Societies – Electronic Dance Music Festivals and Event- Cultures: Montano, O’Grady, St John (ABS1060) 2F Cultures,subcultures, and social meaning: Highfield, Quader, Z Li (ABS1060) 3F Performance and mediatisation in popular music: Carah, Colliander, Han (ABS1060) 4F East Asian Pop-rock from a comparative perspective: Shin, Q Wang, K Lee (ABS1060) 5F Popular Representation and the Nation: Spence, Niaah, Langgård (ABS1060) 6F The Development of Indie Music in Southeast Asia: Fung, Sawangchot, Yusof (ABS1060) 7F Fashion and the City – Towards a Comparative Cultural Ecology of Urban Chic: Perry, Reisenleitner, Ingram (ABS1060) 8F Fashion’s Image – Haunting, Obsession and Fantasy: Findlay, North, H Richards (ABS1060) 9F Fashion’s Image: Architecture, Time, Space and Family: H Richards, Black, de Perthuis, A Gill, Idle (ABS1060) 10F Posthuman Fashion – Undoing Anthropocentrism of the Fashion System: Vanska, Kontturi & Jalonen, Kyrola (ABS1060) 6
1G Sydney’s Chinatown in the 21 st Century – From ethnic enclave to global hub: Ang, Anderson, A Wong & McNeill, Del Bono (ABS2090) 2G Imagining the Indian Contemporary Urban: Yadav, Bose, Sahin (ABS2090) 3G Divergence is Convergence: Rethinking Hong Kong’s Hybridity: Chu, J D Wong, D W K Chan (ABS2090) 4G Collective urban practices: Backstrom & Nairn, Titus, Breyley (ABS2090) 5G Sexuality and urban space: Yoshimizu, Filmer, Kelaita (ABS2090) 6G Cultural policy and planning: Ware & Nichols, Barnett, Cornell (ABS2090) 7G Making the urban: Sloane, Jose, Swastika (ABS2090) 8G Urban space and cultural production: Minanto, Dickinson, Kaya (ABS2090) 9G Questioning creative industrialisation: Serova, East & Hightower, Morgan (ABS2090) 10G Tourism and representation of place: P Wise, Cantillon, Ryan (ABS2090) 1H Digital Audiences: Cinque, Dwyer, Redmond (ABS3270) 2H Data Cultures – Beyond the Given: Bollmer, Hoyng, Tam (ABS3270) 3H Data production and data practices: Humphreys, D H Song & Son, Venäläinen (ABS3270) 4H Data cultures and digital theory: Striphas, O’Driscoll, Rodley (ABS3270) 5H Digital Children: Play, Surveillance and Digital Making: Zaman & Holloway, Holloway & Green, Leaver (ABS3270) 6H Towards Thick Data – Stories from the Field: H Ford et al., Di Martino, Thornham & Maltby (ABS3270) 7H Digital Infrastructures (Data Centres): Neilson, Magee & Rossiter, Halpern (ABS3270) 8H Representation and Resistance – Identity Construction and Identity Politics Across Digital Platforms: Dejmanee, C Wang, Rhode (ABS3270) 9H Digital Cultures and Publics in China and the Chinese Diaspora: Flew, L Yin, J Zeng, J Lu, W Wang (ABS3270) 10H Digital Infrastructures (Cities): Halpern, Barns, McNeill, Pollio, Reading & Notley (ABS3270) 1I Television publics and cultures: Kackman, Wood & Kay, S Richards (ABS2150) 2I Television and Australian national identity: Warner, Stratton, Carniel (ABS2150) 3I Doing Screen Studies in Japan – The Buried Prewar Film Experiences and their Theoretical Scope: Ito, Mitsuoka, Okubo, Kondo (ABS2150) 4I Film cultures and national imaginaries: Castillo, O’Brien & Njambi, Jensen (ABS2150) 5I Cinematic subjectivity and desire: B Wise, Lindop, Joyce (ABS2150) 6I Filmic engagement with contemporary political culture: S Chan, Varmazi, Derfoufi (ABS2150) 7I What can film texts do? the cultural politics of composition: Morris, Omoera, Keeling (ABS2150) 8I Chrononormativity, Biopolitics, and the Generation of Gender and Sexuality: Rasmussen & Leahy, Talburt, Marshall et al. (ABS2150) 9I Constituting trans*identities: Skinner, Bolton, Latham (ABS2150) 10I Gender diversity and border contestations: Wilson, Vivienne, Davis (ABS2150) 7
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Page 9 and 10: 1M Streaming cultures and the post-
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Page 19 and 20: Book launch in ABS2080: Tania Lewis
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These projects underscore that netw
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consumption, engage in self-educati
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Nado Aveling colour, the experience
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Emma Mitchell Vulnerability and wel
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cultural capital is social capital.
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Daisy Tam Kong Listening to Noise -
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Fiona Lee (1959) National Archives,
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or habitudinal differences manifest
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interventions, a careful balance is
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some of these concerns, I explore t
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physical movement of self, but inst
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affective investment might emerge i
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In the rural town of Ceduna, an int
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Claire Farrugia Entering the Public
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Nicholas Carah Sensing and Tuning:
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This paper, emerging from the field
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experiences and how such writing pr
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shifting focus from conceptualising
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3N Cultures of craft and the entrep
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KAWASAKA Kazuyoshi will discuss the
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Research on colors is often directe
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3T Rethinking “traditional” cul
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In the wake of the crisis of modern
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Shinsuke Funaki A study on the curr
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materialised and enacted through ga
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(re)consider the shifting way in wh
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to contribute to the consumption pa
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omance. In this paper, I critically
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Martin Berg Fitness APIs as Health
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The 20th century was may be a centu
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do not simply reflect colonial powe
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4Q Digital social worlds (Chair, Ma
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is the outcome of suffering does no
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homogenizing. However, as the party
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This paper will compare the 1960 Me
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analyzing them. Accordingly, the ma
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This theoretical paper explores a r
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The presentation analyzes the all-f
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collectives that provide shelter an
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Hester Joyce The Aesthetics of Soli
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everyday speech. Much remains to be
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ights discourses, instruments and r
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The premises underlying current deb
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digital change in Indonesia beyond
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of non-anglocentric mappings and us
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noh master Akira Matsui. It follows
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governs everyday reality. Kathi Wee
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as manifest of the Cyborg Age: boun
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have theoretical purchase? And how
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tend to merely pay lips service to.
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content, data visualisations and th
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to move beyond debate about the emp
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6M Media classification histories a
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a life free from family control, to
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6Q Networks, affect and the social
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6S Negotiating intimacy and family
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6U Media archaeology and genealogy
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and Greece may offer us interesting
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7B Hope, loss and space-time (Chair
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7D Interrogating Inequality (Chair,
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7F Fashion and the City: Towards a
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7H Digital Infrastructures (Data Ce
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documenting what happened, not wait
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cultural studies and the humanities
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for the human condition, and, (2) h
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In March 2016, the Egyptian Ministr
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7R Space and signification (Chair,
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Wenjing Liu Chinese women, Marriage
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etween audience and the form of rep
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Lindsey Macdonald The (Negative) Di
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themes concerning issues of migrant
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capitalism can deliver socially des
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garments in the material “flesh
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8H Representation and Resistance: I
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experiments made specifically for t
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protests against a proposed Islamic
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Melissa Hardie Attachment to the Re
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community, information sharing, and
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a popular instant text and voice me
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the aim of testimony is to conquer
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8W Games: Interactivity and immersi
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PANEL SESSIONS 9 9A Transient mobil
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9C Ugly affects (Chair, Elizabeth S
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9E Representing girls and women (Ch
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(CI) policy narratives and their cr
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promote a false gender binary and c
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approach can assist in alternative
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of self-employment labor ethic, and
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elational discourse. Officials are
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transmission, with focus on two con
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to transition from seeing a patient
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inging together objects and subject
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Kyle Moore The Challenge of Locatin
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collaborations that exists between
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heterosexual, gay and lesbian coupl
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gender and sexualities in Colombia
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Sarah Barns A New Deal on City Data
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In this paper I consider whether qu
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pharmaceutical commodity above prov
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told by examining the traffic betwe
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There is an emerging market for wha
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10Q Social media communities (Chair
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10S Tactility and Trauma (Chair, Ah
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in 1946 by what was then called the
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oadcasters on portable devices). Th
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Index Abidin: Crystal, 6, 10, 176,
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Gómez-Mont: Gabriella, 18, 24 Gong
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McAlister: Jodi, 12, 63, 124 McArth
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Swist: Teresa, 10, 235 Sze Leung: H
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