| Media, Culture & Society 1999 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A reassessment of the alternative press. | Mass communications | Atton, Chris |
| A star is born: the roller coaster ride of Pauline Hanson in the news. | Mass communications | Deutchman, Iva Ellen, Ellison, Anne |
| Boys on top: gender and authorship on the BBC Wednesday Play, 1964-70.(textual analysis of televised dramas) | Mass communications | MacMurraugh-Kavanagh, M.K. |
| Categories of knowledge and information flows: reasons for the decline of the British Labour and Industrial Correspondents' Group. | Mass communications | Manning, Paul |
| Cultural industries policy in regional trade agreements: the cases of NAFTA, the European Union and MERCOSUR. | Mass communications | Galperin, Hernan |
| Deterritorializing radio: deregulation and the continuing triumph of the corporatist perspective in the USA. | Mass communications | Fairchild, Charles |
| Disrupting the media frame at Greenham Common: a new chapter in the history of mediations? | Mass communications | Couldry, Nick |
| Engendering communication policy: key issues in the international women-and-media arena and obstacles to forging and enforcing policy.(Gender and Cultural Policy)(Statistical Data Included) | Mass communications | Pandian, Hannah |
| Fencing in the past: Budapest's Statue Park Museum.(communism's ideological campaign in Hungary) | Mass communications | James, Beverly |
| French youth talk radio: the free market and free speech. | Mass communications | Dauncey, Hugh, Hare, Geoff |
| From 'historic compromise' to 'telecratic compromise': notes for a history of political communication in Italy between the First and Second Republic. | Mass communications | Zolo, Danilo |
| From inception to reception: the natural history of a news item. | Mass communications | Fenton, Natalie, Deacon, David, Bryman, Alan |
| From 'Sophie's choice' to consumer choice: framing gender in cultural policy.(Gender and Cultural Policy)(Statistical Data Included) | Mass communications | Beale, Alison C.M. |
| Hip hop am main: the localization of rap music and hip hop culture.(Frankfurt am Main, Germany) | Mass communications | Bennett, Andy |
| Inventing the Cosmo girl: class identity and girl-style American dreams.(Cosmopolitan magazine) | Mass communications | Ouellette, Laurie |
| "Made in Japan": the cultural politics of "home electrification" in postwar Japan.(Japanese Communication and Culture) | Mass communications | Yoshimi, Shunya |
| Media discourse and the Danish monarchy: reconciling egalitarianism and royalism. | Mass communications | Phillips, Louise |
| Memory and the transformation of social experience in modern Japan: rethinking the song "Home". | Mass communications | Uchida, Ryuzo |
| Money, persuasion, and American values. | Mass communications | Mayhew, Leon |
| Multimedia and the crisis economy in Japan.(Statistical Data Included) | Mass communications | Bell, Desmond, McNeill, David |
| Newspapers and national identity: the BSE/CJD crisis and the British press.(Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy/Creutzfeldt-Jacob disease or "mad cow disease") | Mass communications | Brookes, Rod |
| Organizational fields, cultural fields and art worlds: the early effort to make photographs and make photographers in the 19th-century United States of America. | Mass communications | Battani, Marshall |
| Poor policy and dubious law: pornography, satellite television and the British state. | Mass communications | McPherson, Campbell |
| Privatizing the airwaves: the impact of globalization on broadcasting in India. | Mass communications | Thussu, Daya Kishan |
| Pro-establishment manga: pop-culture and the balance of power in Japan. | Mass communications | Kinsella, Sharon |
| Reading Japanese women's magazines: the construction of new identities in the 1970s and 1980s.(Japanese Communication and Culture) | Mass communications | Sakamoto, Kazue |
| Reality TV in the digital era: a paradox of visual culture? | Mass communications | Fetveit, Arild |
| Scarlet lips in Belsen: culture, gender and ethnicity in the policies of the Holocaust.(Gender and Cultural Policy) | Mass communications | Reading, Anna |
| Shopping for community: the transformation of the bookstore into a vital community institution. | Mass communications | Miller, Laura J. |
| Taiwan's film importation from China: a political economy analysis of changes and implications. | Mass communications | Hong, Junhao, Sun, Jungkuang |
| Television under construction: American television and the problem of distribution, 1926-62. | Mass communications | Sterne, Jonathan |
| The construction of gendered national identities in the television advertisments of Japan and Australia.(Statistical Data Included) | Mass communications | Hogan, Jackie |
| The construction of the World Wide Web audience. | Mass communications | Roscoe, Timothy |
| The cultural economy: geography and the creative field. | Mass communications | Scott, Allen J. |
| The limits of media democratization in South Africa: politics, privatization and regulation. | Mass communications | Barnett, Clive |
| The local television broadcasting system in Italy: too few resources for too many companies? | Mass communications | Barca, Flavia |
| The mechanisms of management control at the New York Times. | Mass communications | Chomsky, Daniel |
| The Shintoist wedding ceremony in Japan: an invented tradition. | Mass communications | Shida, Kiyoshi |
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