How do global and emergent media transform our understandings of culture, knowledge and politics?
Joshua Neves
- Canada Research Chair in Global Emergent Media
- Assistant Professor
- Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema
- global media
- digital cultures11
- cultural theory10
- political theory10
- Asia Pacific4
- China6
- television7
- emergent media3
- moving image studies14
- cultures of optimization
- postcoloniality14
- critical theory31
- visual cultural studies6
- popular culture32
- globalization39
- media urbanism
- urban futures44
- video ethnography2
- video cultures
- informal media and piracy
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Andrew Ivaska
African studies, political movements, 'global 1960s'
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Donato Totaro
moving image studies, temporality, horror genre
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Marc Steinberg
platform studies, Asian media industries, Japanese animation/anime
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Michael Carney
Asian capitalism, family-run business groups, Asia Pacific
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Haidee Wasson
emergent media, moving image technologies, cultural institutions
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Carolina Cambre
visual cultural studies, sociology of knowledge, media studies
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Masha Salazkina
transnationalism, Soviet film, Latin American cinemas
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Jesse Arseneault
African studies, animality, cultural studies
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Adeela Arshad-Ayaz
social impacts of technology, pedagogy, citizenship
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Beverley Best
capitalism, political economy, globalization
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Travis Smith
political theory, early modernity, religion and politics
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Orit Halpern
history of science, social impacts of technology, smart cities
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Krista Geneviève Lynes
gender and sexuality, media arts, globalization
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Johanne Sloan
contemporary art, Canadian art history, visual culture
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Nicola Pezolet
modernism, architecture, built environment
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Lian Duan
Chinese as a second language, classical Chinese literature, visual arts
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James Freeman
Latin America, cities, political economy
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Arseli Dokumaci
critical disability studies, performance studies, micro-activist affordances
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Nayrouz Abu Hatoum
urban ethnography, visual anthropology, Palestine
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Jonathan Martineau
social and political theory, history of philosophy, critical theory
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Jisun Yu
international business, strategic management, emerging economies
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Hillary Kaell
Christianity, material culture, globalization
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May Chew
immersion, interactivity, cultural studies
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Rosanna Maule
women and film/media, feminist media studies, creative economy
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Luca Caminati
cinema, postcolonial literature and theory, orientalism
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Meredith Evans
Renaissance literature, Shakespeare, Milton
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Govind Gopakumar
mobility, urban infrastructure, cities
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Bart Simon
technoculture, playfulness, digital games
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Mary Esteve
American literature, post-WWII, literary realism
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David McGimpsey
popular culture, rock'n'roll, food writing
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Jill Didur
globalization, transnationalism, mobile media
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Greg Nielsen
role of journalism, sociology of media, postdisciplinarity
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Charles Acland
moving image studies, new media studies, film/media theory
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Erin Manning
movement, relational art, radical pedagogy
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Matthew Unger
law and society, contemporary accusatory practices, aesthetics
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Catherine Russell
film/media theory, criticism, Japanese cinema