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Special Issue Co-Editors: Jeremy Hunsinger, Lorie Jacobs, Wilton Wright |
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Informatic Spatiality, Electronic Agency, Cybernetic Structure, and the New People Power: Occupy Movements at Play in Network Systems
Timothy W. Luke |
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Occupy Globalization
Ben Agger and Timothy W. Luke |
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Go Home, Occupy Movement!!
Anis H. Bajrektarevic |
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Occupy Wall Street’s Battle against American-Style Authoritarianism
Henry A. Giroux |
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Guy Debord and the Integrated Spectacle
Julian Eagles |
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The “BIG GOVERNMENT” Mythology
Carl Boggs |
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Globalization and Global Welfare: A Critical Excursion
Jason L. Powell and Sheying Chen |
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Globalization versus or pro the State?
Alexandra Dobra |
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Time for a digital detox? From information obesity to digital dieting
Tara Brabazon |
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Digital Reproducibility and the Culture Industry: Popular Music and the Adorno-Benjamin Debate
Ryan Moore |
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The exploitation of expertise: Adjunct academics and the commodification of knowledge
Leanne McRae |
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The Cracks in the Walls: Earthquakes, Patriarchy, and Transnational Capital in Haitian Free Trade Zones
Joshua E. Olsberg |
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Politics, An Illusion We Have Forgotten Is Such
Bradley Kaye |
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Media and MASSACRE: A Comparative Analysis of the Reporting of the 2007 Virginia Tech Shootings
Jaclyn Schildkraut |
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In Video Games we Trust: High-Speed Sociality in the 21st Century
Graham Candy |
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A Player’s Web of Significance: A Narrative of a Finnish Online Poker Semi-Professional
Jouhki Jukka |
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Time-Space Compression and the Role of Television in DeLillo’s White Noise and Wallace’s “Little Expressionless Animals”
Andrew H. Banecker |
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The Imperial Eye
Mark P. Worrell and Daniel Krier |
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They Blog, Therefore They Think: Composition 2.0 and Blogging toward Democracy
Lorie Jacobs |
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Digital Media and the Convergence of Geographic Cultures
Marcus Schulzke |
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Resisting Commodification (with Friends!): Facebook and the Spectacle of Capitalism
Wilton S. Wright |
