Cultural studies

théorique développé par le courant des Cultural Studies. b) La mobilisation de l’approche sous-culturelle des Cultural Studies Afin d’apporter un regard à la fois culturel, social et dynamique des comportements de consommation culturelle des jeunes, nous proposons de présenter différents travaux émanant du courant des Cultural Studies. 4 D’inspiration marxiste et gramscienne, et appelés également Ecole de Birmingham6, les Cultural Studies, naissent d’un intérêt commun pour les médias

“Creativity, Culture and Innovation – looking for new links” Brussels, 9 September 2010 Seminar Working Group on maximising the potential of Cultural and Creative Industries, in particular that of SMEs Fernando FREIRE DE SOUSA 1. Background (i) The European Council recognized "the importance of the cultural and creative sectors in the  frame of the Lisbon Agenda, as well as the need to reinforce [their] potential (…), in particularly  as far as SMEs are concerned" The European Parliament

nourri depuis vingt ans l’expansion d’un champ de recherche et d’enseignement appelé visual studies ou visual culture, champ aujourd’hui pleinement admis dans le monde universitaire anglophone et audelà, mais le plus souvent ignoré en France. Qu’est-ce que les visual studies ? Largement représenté chez les éditeurs et dans les premiers cycles universitaires nordaméricains ou britanniques, le champ des visual studies doit être compris comme une propédeutique du visuel, entendu dans un sens plus ou moins

Communication 15/10 sociologie des publics Cours de sociologie des publics Université Lyon 3 odile.riondet@wanadoo.fr Plan de cours Première partie du cours (C. Dessinges) Lazarsfeld et Adorno Leaders d’opinion Cultural studies Études des publics de la télévision Le choix d’une école spécifique et d’un média particulier 8 octobre Situation de la sociologie des publics dans la discipline communication Les écoles sociologiques qui prennent la culture pour centre d’intérêt

A. with honors (Sociology), 1995. The New School for Social Research, Ph.D. with honors (Sociology), 1997.Areas of Specialization Political Ethnography, Urban Poverty and Social Inequality, Collective Action, Latin American Studies, Sociology of Culture, Social and Cultural TheoryTeaching Experience Assistant Professor, Dept. of Sociology, State University of New York at Stony Brook. Assistant Professor, Dept. of Sociology, Columbia University, Summer Session, 1998. Adjunct Lecturer, Eugene Lang

“INTERNATIONAL DIMENSIONS OF ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR” Readings : Ch. 01 – Culture and Management; Ch. 02 – How Cultural Differences Affect Organizations; Ch. 03 – Communicating Across Cultures; Ch. 10 – Managing Cross-Cultural Transitions: Moving Abroad and Coming Back Home; Ch. 07 – Motivating people from around the world: inspiring people to contribute; Questions : 01 – What are the key messages in each chapter? 02 – How do they apply to my experience

1. discuss how the paper summarizes/synthesizes insights from past studies related to the topic :150 2. discuss the theoretically and methodologically rigorous approach for investigating the issues :150 3. discuss what the paper contributes beyond what is already known; discuss the findings from the investigation and how insights from the findings add to current knowledge :200 4. discuss the paper’s limitations :150 5

writings in English by North African authors; these publications included poetry, the short story and the novel. However, unlike Indian, Nigerian or Australian literatures, Maghrebi writings in English do not seem to spring from a conscious political or cultural grudge against Britain. Rather, they seem to be the emanation of the hegemonic global expansion of the English language and Anglo-American literatures. It is also an indication of the expansion of English in the Maghreb though the production and

in America, edit Routledge, 1985 Calatone R., Morris M., Johar J., A cross cultural benefit segmentation analysis to evaluate the traditional assimilation model, in International journal research of marketing, p 207-217, 1985 Cervantes F., The forgotten consumers: the Mexicans Americans, in American Marketing association review, p 180-183, 1980 Costa J. and Bamossy G., Perspectives on ethnicity, nationalism and cultural identity in a multicultural world, edit Costa and Bamossy, p 3-25, 1995 Douglas

Canadian Journal of Media Studies, Vol. 5(1) 114 Consuming Constructions: A Critique of Dove’s Campaign for Real Beauty Lauren Dye The University of Western Ontario ABSTRACT According to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, approximately 11.7 million surgical and nonsurgical procedures were performed in the United States in 2007; of these surgeries 91% were executed on women. While contemporary conceptions of beauty are limited to say the least, Dove’s campaign to counter