SOCIAL SCIENCE - Popular Culture.

C.L.R. James and the study of culture by: (Electronic resources)

Memory and the future = transnational politics, ethics and society / by: (Electronic resources)

Between feminism and materialism = a question of method / by: (Electronic resources)

Theatre, performance, and memory politics in Argentina by: (Electronic resources)

A new social contract in a Latin American education context by: (Electronic resources)

Political culture in Panama = democracy after invasion / by: (Electronic resources)

Cosmopolitan liberalism = expanding the boundaries of the individual / by: (Electronic resources)

Cultural theory after the contemporary by: (Electronic resources)

New femininities = postfeminism, neoliberalism, and subjectivity / by: (Electronic resources)

Serious leisure and nature = sustainable consumption in the outdoors / by: (Electronic resources)

Quality of life and work in Europe = theory, practice and policy / by: (Electronic resources)

Cultural change and persistence = new perspectives on development / by: (Electronic resources)

Work and identity = historical and cultural contexts / by: (Electronic resources)

Well-being = productivity and happiness at work / by: (Electronic resources)

Bringing Light to Twilight = Perspectives on a Pop Culture Phenomenon / by: (Electronic resources)

Writing celebrity = Stein, Fitzgerald, and the modern(ist) art of self-fashioning / by: (Electronic resources)

Origins of shareholder advocacy by: (Electronic resources)

Politics, religion, and culture in an anxious age by: (Electronic resources)

Modernity in crisis = a dialogue on the culture of belonging / by: (Electronic resources)

The politics of Hollywood cinema : = popular film and contemporary political theory / by: (Electronic resources)

The meaning of work in the new economy by: (Electronic resources)