Group identities on French and British television

Fragmentation of the nation : national identity and television in France and Britain at the turn of the twentieth century / Adjusting to diversity : the case of England and France / Constructing the national : television and Welsh identity / Changing expectations : Holyrood, television, and Scottish national identity / Storm clouds of the millennium : regional television news in Aquitaine and the west of England / The representation of Maghrebis on French television / From comic Asians to Asian comics : Goodness gracious me, British television comedy and representations of ethnicity / Curiosity, fear, and control : the ambiguous representation of hip-hop on French television / Green activist identities on British television / Going out to the straight community : television and heteronormative logics in representations of homosexuality / Televisual identity in the twenty-first century : constructing the post-modern group / Taking the initiative : fictional representations of the Maghrebi popularion on French television : interview with Akli Tadjer -- Making things sweeter : interview with Nina Wadia.

The new politics of surveillance and visibility

Green College thematic lecture series

Green College thematic lecture series.

New politics of surveillance and visibility / 9/11, synopticon, and scopophilia : watching and being watched / Welcome to the society of control : the simulation of surveillance revisited / Varieties of personal information as influences on attitudes towards surveillance / Struggling with surveillance : resistance, consciousness, and identity / Faustian bargain? America and the dream of total information awareness / Surveillance fiction or higher policing? / Alternative current in surveillance and control : broadcasting surveillance footage of crimes / Surveillance and military transformation : organizational trends in twenty-first-century armed services / Visible war : surveillance, speed, and information war / Cracking the consumer code : advertisers, anxiety, and surveillance in the digital age / (En)Visioning the television audience : revisiting questions of power in the age of interactive television / Cultures of mania : towards an anthropology of mood / Surveillant internet technologies and the growth in information capitalism : spams and public trust in the information society / Data mining, surveillance, and discrimination in the post-9/11 environment

Problems of protection : the UNHCR, refugees, and human rights

New thoughts on the Black arts movement

Black light on the Wall of respect : the Chicago black arts movement / Black west, thoughts on art in Los Angeles / The Black arts movement and historically Black colleges and universities / A question of relevancy : New York museums and the Black arts movement, 1968-1971 / Blackness in present future tense : Broadside press, Motown records, and Detroit techno / A Black mass as Black gothic : myth and bioscience in Black cultural nationalism / Natural Black beauty and Black drag / Sexual subversions, political inversions : women's poetry and the politics of the Black arts movement / Transcending the fixity of race : the Kamoinge workshop and the question of a "Black aesthetic" in photography / Moneta Sleet, Jr. as active participant : the Selma march and the Black arts movement / "If Bessie Smith had killed some White people" : racial legacies, the blues revival, and the Black arts movement / A familiar strangeness : the spectre of whiteness in the Harlem renaissance and the Black arts movement / The art of transformation : parallels in the Black arts and feminist art movements / Prison writers and the Black arts movement / "To make a poet Black" : canonizing Puerto Rican poets in the Black Arts movement / Latin soul : cross-cultural connections between the Black arts movement and Pocho-Che / Black arts to Def Jam : Performing Black "spirit work" across generations / This bridge called "our tradition" : notes on Blueback, 'Round' midnight, Blacklight "connection"