Archive: Journal
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Selective Processing: A Strategic Challenge for Public Diplomacy An Alternative Approach to Russian Public Diplomacy in the United States
Abstract The information age has made public diplomacy an integral component of statecraft. In essence, public diplomacy is transnational and cross-cultural strategic communication that aims to inform
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Photography and the Aura-Encounter
The photographic image is, at the most basic level, a simple recording of what most would consider objects or events in the 'real' world. Yet I hesitate to call this process simple, because taking a
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The End of the Traditional Gatekeeper
Abstract This study identifies salient issues of news outlets and conducts rank order correlations between the agenda of traditional media offline and the agenda of the ‘most popular’ articles (MPAs)
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Searching for a Memory: Reflexivity, Privilege, and Public Parks
Abstract This essay is a self-reflection of my experiences as a patron and researcher conducting fieldwork at Washington Park or Wash Park in Denver, Colorado. Ethnographic methods of participant obse
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Licensing of Virtual Goods: Misconceptions of Ownership
Abstract This paper explores several cases related to the purchase or ownership of virtual property: the terms of use for the popular game mass multiplayer online game, World of Warcraft, the “cash sh
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Capital Shot: On Screen Delhi
Abstract The two events are concomitant – the entry of Delhi as a physical cinematic space and the retreat of Mumbai into plush interiors, mythical utopias that integrate foreign locations easily with
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Turning Grit into Glamour: "Neo-Bohemia" and the Street Fashion Blog
Abstract This paper considers how street fashion blogs identify and map changes in contemporary, post-industrial creative cities through manners of style, dress, and presentation. In so doing, street
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Fall 2011 Editor's Note
Download - Fall 2011 Journal PDF Moore’s law states that every 18-months the number of transistors on an integrated circuit doubles, allowing for devices to become smaller and faster. In this digital
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The Presence of Absence: Asexuality and the Creation of Resistance
Abstract This paper investigates the existence of asexuality or ace identity. The aim of the paper is twofold, to examine the emergence of a seemingly impossible identity and to consider the consequen
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Confronting the Uncertain: On Crisis, Time Sociology and the Narration of Dangerous Times
Abstract This article is an attempt to explore the concept of crisis and its relevance within sociology through a focused analysis on the literature of the sociology of time and attending the role nar