Continuum-Journal of Media & Cultural Studies

Papers
(The median citation count of Continuum-Journal of Media & Cultural Studies is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)
ArticleCitations
Memory, politics and emotions: internet memes and protests in Venezuela and Ukraine22
‘Swamped by Muslims’ and facing an ‘African gang’ problem: racialized and religious media representations in Australia15
Snapchat’s augmented reality brand culture: sponsored filters and lenses as digital piecework15
Drone cultures: encounters with everyday militarisms10
Towards a queer affective economy of boys’ love in contemporary Chinese media9
Introductory Reflections on Perpetrators of Crimes Against Humanity and their Representation in Documentary Film9
Sex in the time of coronavirus: queer men negotiating biosexual citizenship during the COVID-19 pandemic9
Vulnerability and the discourse of ‘forgotten people’: populism, population and cultural change9
Producing local content in international waters: the case of Netflix’sTidelands8
Metaphorical constructions of herding in news reports on Fulani Herdsmen8
Tracing cultural citizenship online8
The affective cultural commons of Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement and figurations of the anonymous protestor8
Future fashion, biotechnology and the living world: microbial cell factories and forming new ‘oddkins’7
When hip-hop meets CMC: digital discourse in Nigerian hip-hop7
Deepfake culture: the emergence of audio-video deception as an object of social anxiety and regulation7
Dark web advertising: the dark magic system on Tor hidden service search engines6
Failure to thrive: incels, boys and feminism6
Deepfakes and documentary practice in an age of misinformation6
‘Jianghu flow’: examining cultural resonance in The Rap of China6
Introduction: making a queer turn in contemporary Chinese-language media studies5
The limits of the Maker ideology: local Makerspaces, experimental practices, and COVID-195
Re-inventing Confucian subjects: politics of subject-making inChinese dating with the parents5
Wardrobe stories: sustainability and the everyday aesthetics of fashion consumption5
The affective pressures of WhatsApp: from safe spaces to conspiratorial publics5
North Korea and the ‘Peace Games’: media representations of sport and politics at the 2018 winter Olympics4
The Little Nyonya: reframing confucian filiality and family rituals for a global Singapore4
Re-reading Personal Influence in an age of social media4
Caring for clothes: how and why people maintain garments in regular use4
Immersive experiences as the condition of possibility for affective spacing4
Witnessing the perpetrator: testimony and accountability in current Israeli documentary film4
Out of thin air: emerging Muslim fashion entrepreneurs and the spectre of labour in Indonesia4
Coping with the ‘double bind’ through vlogging: pandemic digital citizenship of Chinese international students4
Intimate distractions: Fleabag’s manipulations of audience attention4
Online images and imaginings of home: the case of the QwaQwa Thaba di Mahlwa Facebook page4
A politics of uncertainty: good white people, emotions & political responsibility4
Feminist temporalities: memory, ghosts, and the collapse of time3
Resisting division: migrant sex work and “New Zealand working girls”3
Reluctant selfies: older people, social media sharing and digital inclusion3
Divergent staging of East Asian patriarchy within the Confucian order in Taiwan’s transnational television drama co-productions3
Queerness within Chineseness: nationalism and sexual morality on and off the competition show The Rap of China3
Dark, clear or brackish? Using Reddit to break down the binary of the dark and clear web3
The cultural politics of East-West encounter in Crazy Rich Asians3
Live streaming funerals: constructing togetherness and belonging in the mediatization era3
‘Imagine what we could do’— the school strikes for climate and reclaiming citizen empowerment3
The darker turn of intimate machines: dark webs and (post)social media3
The web series: empowering diversity on the Australian screen3
Bad actors never sleep: content manipulation on Reddit3
Rethinking value: ‘radical transparency’ in fashion3
‘We Are Here’: the politics of memory in narrating China’s queer feminist history2
Vampire nostalgia2
Being your own aesthetic boss: practising independence within the Central Sydney independent music scene’s cultural economy2
Facing the perpetrator’s legacy: post-perpetrator generation documentary films2
“Lie Flat”– Chinese youth subculture in the context of the pandemic and national rejuvenation2
Producing multiculturalism: casting and editing migrants in Korean reality television2
Transgression, resistance and independent art in contemporary russia2
‘We can sh*t for another 10 years.’ Toilet paper, pandemic politics and cultural citizenship2
Chinese-language digital news media in Australia: new narratives of hybrid identities2
Great AI divides? Automated decision-making technologies and dreams of development2
Bullshit human rights: Breitbart News’ “Cartel Chronicles” and the militarized framing of humanitarian crisis on the US-Mexico border2
Fashion futures and critical fashion studies2
Layers as epistemic and political devices in mobile locative media; the case of iNakba in Israel/Palestine2
Media portrayals of binational couples in90 Day Fiancé2
Politicians as entertainers - a political performance of the personal2
Fakery as a process of negotiation: understanding the information assessment and sharing behaviours of the marginalized elderly on social media2
Refiguring the perpetrator in Rithy Panh’s documentary films: S-21: The Khmer Rouge Killing Machine and Duch, Master of the Forges of Hell2
The Locality of Plastic Bodies: Korean Reality TV, Celebrity, and Bimaxillary Surgery2
The cultural economy of Xiangqin: an analysis of the ‘intimate business’ on Chinese television, date-renting sites and mobile phones2
Before the door: storying the material, affective and ethical dimensions of inclusion for women academics2
Remediation, virality and affect: a phenomenological reading into the Alan Kurdi Image2
Contemporary flâneuses in late capitalism: the representation of urban space in two Hong Kong women artists’ works2
‘The race for space’: capitalism, the country and the city in Britain under COVID-192
‘Just like us’: community radio broadcasters and the on-air performance of community identity2
Shedding light on ‘dark’ ads2
Migrant placemaking and authorship: digital storytelling by Chinese interprovincial students2
Against family loyalty: documentary films on descendants of perpetrators from the last Argentinean dictatorship2
Quiet celebrity in the time of pandemic: stripping away artifice in performances of self, cultures of citizenship, and community care2
Cultural Studies and education: a dialogue of ‘disciplines’?1
For mature audiences: Australian media classification and sexual violence on screen from 1983 to 19951
Diminished ambiguity: the transformation of masculinity from Chinese videogames to their fan-fiction1
‘I played by all the rules! Why didn’t you tell me there weren’t any rules, it’s not fair!’:contradiction, corporeality, and conformity in Grace and Frankie11
Moistening the dry lips of Dracula: postmenopausal anxiety and mimetic fertility1
Nostalgia, adaptation and ethnic reconciliation: narratives of Juancun Mainlanders in the TV drama A Touch of Green1
Nationalism and heroism with Chinese characteristics: a critical discourse analysis of Wolf Warrior II1
Gumnuts in the garden of good and evil: racialization and fetishism in May Gibbs’s Snugglepot and Cuddlepie1
From nation builders to global connectors: children and China’s BRI propaganda1
‘Sissy that walk’: the queer kinaesthetics of mobility-through-difference1
Cathartic corridors: queering linearity in Final Fantasy XIII1
Critical data provenance as a methodology for studying how language conceals data ethics1
Art-making for political ecology: practice, poetics and activism through enchantment1
Browning’s Dracula and the development of the classical screen vampire: genre, form, and figure1
Autographics as autoethnography: comic book adventures of a migrant academic1
Introduction: media and fakery1
Two or three things I know about Tom1
Suicide, depression and mental disorder in vampire fiction: when the world starts crumbling1
#HereToStay: murals of resistance and civic engagement1
Australian cultural policy studies, South African exceptionalism1
Critiquing cultural appropriation, building community: desi online activism on Tumblr shame blogs and #reclaimthebindi1
Stranger Things: boys and feminism1
Using Bourdieu to understand perpetrators in The Act of Killing and The Look of Silence1
Cyborg, goddess, or magical girl/heavenly woman? Rethinking gender and technology in science education via Ghost in the Shell1
The ‘poietic’ turn: creative arts research in the academy1
Pandemic citizenship: introduction1
Remembering perpetrators through documentary film in post-dictatorial Chile1
‘Forgiveness is something that can be seen from behind’. Visualizing a conversation with a perpetrator and a survivor of the 1994 Rwandan genocide in a reconciliation village1
Digital books and the far right1
Perpetrating and resisting fortress USA: documentary strategies of National Bird and Fahrenheit 11/91
Growing violence: the image of the boy in Australian domestic violence prevention campaigns1
Relocating sustainable fashion: intercultural reciprocity in ‘more than local’ fashion-making1
One for the boys: an affirmative feminist boys studies1
Reconstituting teachers’ professional knowledge: using Cultural Studies to rethink multicultural education1
Vampire apocalypse and the evolutionary sublime: the ‘End of Days’ in John Logan’sPenny Dreadful1
Football is life: the loves and madness of RomaTifosi1
Ungrievable lives and the ensemble of opinions1
The final frontier: imagining queer futurity in Star Trek1
Climate change and SIDS in the transpacific region: flows of people, capital and goods1
Who is ‘married donkey’? Investigating a neoliberal and dominant feminist discourse on Chinese social media1
Citizenship and neoliberalism: pandemic horror in Latin America1
There’s a riot goin’ on1
Good clean fun: power and play in Wet and Messy (WAM) pornography0
The politics of the representation of Christian women characters in select Hindi films0
Hong Kong vampire films: anxious imaginings of death and illness0
Speculative biology: precarious life in art and science resurrection projects0
Longing and belonging: narratives by two Asian North American auto-graphic artists0
Biscuit production and consumption as war re-enactment0
Mooncalf Menstrual Meat (MMM)0
Secularism, decoloniality and the veil: Kutlug Ataman and Cigdem Aydemir on hair and veiling0
Contested political alliances in fortress Europe: migrants and Europeans in Helon Habila’s Travellers0
Noise, ecological crises, and the posthuman sensibility of Michel Serres in Jonathan Glazer’s Under the Skin0
Moving beyond deficit media figurations of young people: troubling the contemporary ‘youth crime crisis’0
A collective vision: Decolonisation and resisting individualism in Waru0
Figuring it out: ‘confusing’ non-binary gender in Runaways and The Order of the Stick0
Cheerful dissensus: Almighty satirical poetry columns in neoliberalist Japan0
Conspiracy Theories in the Time of Covid-19 Conspiracy Theories in the Time of Covid-19 , by Clare Birchall and Peter Knight, London, Routledge, 2023, 238 pp., US$128.000
English teaching and media education: the (lost) legacies of Cultural Studies0
Afterword: troubling the dark social0
Bodies in flux, cultural studies and the current critical climate0
Guilt and migrant experience in Australia: narratives of happiness and hatred0
Bodily surveillance: Singapore’s COVID-19 app and technological opportunism0
Correction0
Hip hop as decoration: theorizing the hybridity of hip hop and yoga in Perth, Western Australia0
Cathy Freeman, reconciliation and the burden of history0
Cultural nationalism, Australian media studies, and Tom O’Regan0
Is there a ‘theory of learning’ for Cultural Studies and is it (still) relevant in an era of surveillance capitalism?0
From grassroots to dissent: media activism and campaigning for equality, diversity and inclusion in media industries0
Transnational suburbia: suburban settings in Australian video games0
Continuum and the legacy of Brian Shoesmith and Tom O’Regan: a memorial issue0
Editing After Exit – Alienation and Counter–Alienation in the Cultures of Cultural Studies Journals0
Researching audiences in Surabaya: an initial engagement with Brian Shoesmith to study the Indonesian television audience (1993-1995)0
Lifestyle, opportunity and attraction images: real estate platforms and the digital remediation of space0
Place-bound attributes in music scenes. Evolution of the independent electronica music scene in Brisbane since the mid-1980s0
Correction0
Introduction: confucian values and television in East Asia0
Overcoming ‘confirmation bias’ and the persistence of conspiratorial types of thinking0
Nihonjinafter 3.11: the construction of Japaneseness in times of national crisis0
Neoliberalism and the undead gothic subject in Daybreakers0
How to care about coral rubble: deep sea cameras, cinematic realism, and mourning via mediated encounter0
A post-secular journey0
Podcasts and political listening: sound, voice and intimacy in the Joe Rogan Experience0
Zines of rupture: theorising migration studies using comics by racialised migrants and refugees0
This hashtag is just my style: popular feminism & digital fashion activism0
Writing the Feminist Internet: a Chthonian Feminist Internet Theory for the twenty first century0
Brian Shoesmith’s contributions to Bangladesh’s media and cultural studies0
Precarious futures: cultural studies in pandemic times0
Multiplicity, relationality, and petal avatars: Thatgamecompany’s Flower as an identity model0
Visioning a queer documentary: Huang Hui-chen’s Small Talk0
Some reflections on Tom O’Regan’s “Some Reflections on the ‘Policy Moment’”0
The diaspora queers back: reflections on rebetology and zine-making0
Cultural Studies and critical allyship in the settler colonial academe0
A pandemic of creative loneliness0
Field recordings as invitation and transportation0
Register phenomena as international news: risk, register, and translation in Japanese coverage of quotes from the 2020 US presidential debate0
Getting research funded: five essential rules for early career researchers Getting research funded: five essential rules for early career researchers , by Tseen Khoo, Ph0
Post-cultural revolution Chinese cinema of betrayal: the figure of the collaborator and the doubling paradigm0
Celebrating 30 years of the CSAA0
The Rassemblement National on social media: the online rewards of gendered political speech for radical right politicians0
Lesbian separatism and identity development: making space for themselves0
Fear and posting in Nepal: countering spectacles of fear through everyday social media practices0
State-sponsored stigma and discrimination: female Indonesian migrants in Hong Kong during the pandemic0
Terror: live0
The location of Cultural Studies: a contextually contingent account of Cultural Studies’ praxis0
Introduction: digital cultures and acts of refusal, secrecy and power across privacy-enhancing technologies0
Making bodies, craft skills and the legacies of policy ‘blokeism’0
Intimatopias and the queering of Australian war fiction0
Migration and immigration in Europe and its edges0
Theory for the world to come: speculative fiction and apocalyptic anthropology0
Feminism and the politics of resilience: essays on gender, media and the end of welfare0
Flying cars and bigots: projecting post-COVID-19 worlds through the atlas of the civic imagination as refuge for hope0
Contemporary drag practices and performers: drag in a changing scene volume 10
Binge-watching: Cultural Studies and developing critical literacy in the age of surveillance capitalism0
It’s New, it’s revolutionary, and it’s modern. Vietnamese indie music in the age of digital streaming platforms0
Asylum-seeker emergency and third spaces in the Inspector Montalbano TV series0
Affect, sibling bonds and childhood sexual abuse in Shame and The War Zone0
Underrated, overlooked, suppressed, discarded: canonical discourse and 1980s rock music from Australia and New Zealand0
Corridor talk: conversing with Tom O’Regan0
Mental and social scotoma represented and worked through in the television series Our Boys (Levi, Ceder and Abu-Wael 2019)0
Mapping fairy-tale space: pastiche and metafiction in borderless tales0
The cosmopolitics of food futures: imagining nature, law, and apocalypse0
Gestures of concern0
Notes on Transkids: an affirmative feminist study of transgender boyhood in Israel’s sexual modernity0
‘This felt more like a conversation’: challenging gender norms in electronic music production through alternative education programs0
Race and the suburbs in American film0
Introduction0
Industry dialogue: navigating complexity in the future of fashion0
Book publicists and the labour of cultural intermediation0
Happy Valley0
‘Amit, wake up’: indigenization, gender and Taiwanese pop star Chang Hui-mei’s music0
Vampiric love: Autoimmunization, Romanticism and sacrifice in F.W. Murnau’s Nosferatu0
What’s the use?: on the uses of use0
Indigenous Cinema, the camera ashore, andHouse Made of Dawn0
Expectation and anticipation: research assemblages for elections0
LGBTQA+ allies and activism: past, present and future perspectives0
Southeast Asian Shapeshifters in the age of streaming: minor transnationalism, horror and reimagining MUBI in Malaysia0
Re-discovering the Australian Multicultural Literature Collection: an interview with Sneja Gunew0
Youth arts as popular education: Cultural Studies at the edges of the creative industries0
Beyond a queer utopia: interrogating misogyny in transnational boys love media0
Vive la république européenne? Reading The European Balcony Project as artistic counter-public0
Climate nags: Affect and the convergence of global risk in online networks0
Handshakes and hashtags: how changing social interactions make us feel awkward0
When the online backs the street – the making of digitized political emotion: a case study of the Romanian anti-government protests0
Fatalist attraction: structure of feeling in great recession fiction0
Translation of deconstructivism in the Romanian post-communist transition interval0
Commercializing desire for platform economics: digital romance in China’s platformization age0
Complicit masculinity and the serialization of violence: notes from Australian cinema0
Body of evidence: conspiracy, masculinity and otherness in ‘QAnon shaman’ meme discourses0
CSAA 30 th anniversary and continuum0
‘Go sharp or go home’: the competitive subcultural practices of historical Australian youth culture known as ‘Sharpies’0
Writing precariously: branching narratives, command, and fictive agency in risk society0
Coming out in a ‘faux-lesbian comedy’: authenticity and queer identity in MTV’sFaking it0
Some reflections on the ‘policy moment’0
Wogs as work: humour as ethnic entrepreneurship and convivial labour0
Hermeneutic theory: Malaysian practices0
Thai Boys Love drama fandom as a transnational and trans-subcultural contact zone in Japan0
Neoliberal feminism with Chinese characteristics: alternative self-representations of female PhDs on RED0
Not suiting the bureau: Tom O’Regan’s early work0
Seeking connections across constellations: a reflection on Tom O’Regan0
Cannibalizing collective memory: Chinese history and political consciousness in Tsui Hark’sThe Taking of Tiger Mountain0
Kids and gigs: mediated constructions of parental identities and popular music concerts0
Mortality, moral regulation, and (im)moral entrepreneurship in My Favorite Murder0
Harold A. Innis, Asian media and dependency theory: remembering the work of Brian Shoesmith0
Creative is not always lucrative: how grassroots film communities defy the ‘creativisation of culture’ in post-authoritarian Indonesia0
Fake histories? Original bands, contemporary formations and Little River Band0
From ‘exorcism’ to engagement: the private sphere of perpetratorship in twenty-first century South African documentary film0
Afterword: The fake and the authentic0
Archives and autographics: reanimating diaspora in the Transpacific0
Digital performance at the side stage: the communicative practices of classical musicians and music hobbyists on Instagram0
Birth Family Search (Part 1)0
The electrified social and its dark alternatives: policing and politics in the computational age0
Vampiric transformations: the popular politics of the (post) romantic vampire0
From broadcast media to distributed systems – John Hartley’s ‘cultural science’ and the future of ‘old’ cultural studies0
‘I Blame House Hunters’: How real estate agents use property TV to manage clients and establish expertise0
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