Visual Global Politics

ISBN-13: 9780415726061 / Angielski / Twarda / 2018 / 390 str.

Roland Bleiker

Opis

We live in a visual age. Images play an essential role in shaping international events and our understanding of them. Photographs, cinema, television and new media sources all influence how we view and approach phenomena as diverse as war, humanitarian crises, protest movements and election campaigns. This exciting new textbook draws together the leading scholars in the field and presents the first comprehensive guide to the visual in global politics Featuring a broad range of topics such as war, terrorism, security, foreign policy, social movements and democratization, contributions deal with a range of theoretical, empirical and ethical issues. 　Chapters are pitched at a broad audience and reflect a range of disciplinary, topical and geographical domains of expertise. As new technologies allow the speedy and convenient distribution of still and moving images across national boundaries understanding the role visuality plays in politics and international relations is becoming increasingly vital. This work will be essential reading for all students of international relations and global politics.

Spis treści

Mapping Visual Global Politics – Roland Bleiker  1. Body - Elizabeth Dauphinee   2. Borders – Shine Choi  3. Celebrity – Tanja Müller  4. Children - Katrina Lee-Koo  5. Climate - Kate Manzo  6. CNN Effect – Piers Robinson  7. Colonialism – Stephen Chan   8. Compassion Fatigue - Susan D. Moeller  9. Culture - William A. Callahan  10. Democracy – Mark Chou  11. Development – Kalpana Wilson  12. Digital Media – Sebastian Kaempf  13. Diplomacy – Costas M. Constantinou  14. Drones – Lauren Wilcox  15. Empathy – Nick Robinson  16. Face – Jenny Edkins  17. Famine – David Campbell  18. Fear – Cynthia Weber  19. Finance – James Brassett  20. Foreign Policy - Simon Philpott  21. Gender - Linda Åhäll  22. Geopolitics - Klaus Dodds  23. Humanitarianism - Lilie Chouliaraki  24. Human Rights - Sharon Sliwinski  25. Icons - Robert Hariman and John Louis Lucaites  26. Identity – Iver B. Neumann  27. Indigeneity - Sally Butler  28. Invisibility - Elspeth van Veeren  29. Memory – Nayanika Mookherjee  30. Militarisation – Laura Shepherd  31. Nation - Shirin M. Rai  32. Peace - Frank Möller  33. Perpetrators - Susie Linfield  34. Pictorial Turn – W.J.T. Mitchell   35. Protest - Nicole Doerr and Noa Milman  36. Rape – Ariella Azoulay  37. Refugees – Heather Johnson  38. Religion – Erin K. Wilson  39. Roma – Anca Pusca  40. Satellites - David Shim  41. Security – Lene Hansen  42. Sexual Violence - Marysia Zalevski   43. State – Brent Steele  44. Surveillance – Rune Saugmann Andersen  45. Territory – Jordan Branch  46. Time – Michael J. Shapiro  47. Trauma – Emma Hutchison   48. Travel – Debbie Lisle  49. Violence - Mark Reinhardt  50. War – James Der Derian  51. Witnessing – Alex Danchev

O autorze

Roland Bleiker is Professor of International Relations at the University of Queensland, where he directs an interdisciplinary research program on Visual Politics. Over the past twenty years he has played a leading role in introducing aesthetics, visuality and emotions to the theory and practice of world politics.