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Note: The recommended readings are available in the print version, or may be available via the link to your library's holdings , Recommended readings (Machine generated): Abele, F. in press 'The immediate and lasting impact of the Inquiry into the construction of a pipeline in the Mackenzie Valley, 1974-77', in G. Inwood and C. Johns (eds), Commissions of Inquiry and Policy Change: A Comparative Analysis, University of Toronto Press [online]. Available at: http://s3.amazonaws.com/isuma.attachments/Abele_BergerInquiryArticle.pdf [accessed 28 August 2013] -- Accenture (2012), Achieving High Performance for Mining in 2020: Six Strategies for Safe, Sustainable and Superior Operations [online]. Available at: http://www.accenture.com/SiteCollectionDocuments/PDF/Accenture-Achieving-High-Performance-Mining-2020.pdf [accessed 28 August 2013] -- Armour, A. (1992), 'The challenge of assessing social impacts', Social Impact: The Social Impact Management Bulletin, 1 (4), 6-9 -- Becker, H.A. (1997), Social Impact Assessment: Method and Experience in Europe, North America, and Developing World, London: UCL Press -- , Berger, T.R. (1977), Northern Frontier, Northern Homeland: The Report of the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry, 2 vols, Ottawa: Minister of Supply and Services [online]. Available at: http://yukondigitallibrary.ca/digitalbook/northernfrontiersocialimpactenvironmentalimpact/ [accessed 28 August 2013] -- Berger, T.R. (1981), Fragile Freedoms: Human Rights and Dissent in Canada, Toronto: Clarke & Irwin -- Berger, T.R. (1985), Village Journey: The Report of the Alaska Native Review Commission, New York: Hill and Wang -- Berger, T.R. (1992), A Long and Terrible Shadow: White Values, Native Rights in the Americas, 1492-1992, Vancouver: Douglas & McIntyre -- Bowen, A.B. (1953), Social Responsibilities of the Business Man, New York: Harper & Row -- Breese, G. (1965), The Impact of Large Installations on Nearby Areas, Beverly Hills, CA: Sage -- Bremmer, I. and Johnston, R. (2009), 'The rise and fall of Resource Nationalism', Survival: Global Politics and Strategy, 51 (2), 149-58 -- , Burdge, R. (1991), 'A brief history and major trends in the field of impace assessment', Impact Assessment, 9 (4), 93-104 -- Cabinet Office (2009), A Guide to Social Return on Investment, London: The Cabinet Office [online]. Available at: http://www.socialevaluator.eu/ip/uploads/tblDownload/SROI%20Guide.pdf [accessed 28 August 2013] -- Carroll, A.B. (1999), 'Corporate social responsibility: Evolution of a definitional construct', Business and Society, 38, 268-95 -- Cottrell, W.F. (1951), 'Death by dieselization: A case study in the reaction to technological change', American Sociological Review, 16 (3), 358-65 -- Craig, D. (1990), 'Social Impact Assessment: Politically oriented approaches and applications', Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 10 (1), 37-54 -- Dreyfus, D. and Ingram, H. (1976), 'The National Environmental Policy Act: A view of intent and practice', Natural Resources Journal, 16 (2), 243-62 -- , Esteves, A.M., D. Franks and F. Vanclay (2012), 'Social impact assessment: The state of the art', Impact Assessment & Project Appraisal, 30 (1), 35-44 -- Esteves, A.M. and F. Vanclay (2009), 'Social Development Needs Analysis as a tool for SIA to guide corporate-community investment: Applications in the minerals industry', Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 29 (2), 137-45 , Franks, D. and Vanclay, F. (2013), 'Social Impact Management Plans: Innovation in corporate and public policy', Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 43, 40-48 -- Friesema, H.P. and Culhane, P.J. (1976), 'Social impacts, politics, and the environmental impact statement process', Natural Resources Journal, 16 (2), 339-56 -- Gamble, D.J. (1978), 'The Berger Inquiry: An impact assessment process', Science, 199 (4332), 946-52 -- Gibson, G. and O'Faircheallaigh, C. (2010), IBA Community Toolkit: Negotiation and Implementation of Impact and Benefit Agreements, Ottawa: Walter & Duncan Gordon Foundation [online]. Available at: http://www.ibacommunitytoolkit.ca [accessed 28 August 2013] -- Gunningham, N., Kagan, R. and Thornton, D. (2004), 'Social license and environmental protection: Why businesses go beyond compliance', Law & Social Inquiry, 29 (2), 307-41 -- , Hanna, P. and F. Vanclay (2013), 'Human rights, indigenous peoples and the concept of Free, Prior and Informed Consent', Impact Assessment & Project Appraisal, 31 (2), 146-57 -- Hill, C., Lillywhite, S. and Simon, M. (2010), Guide to Free Prior and Informed Consent, Carlton, Vic.: Oxfam Australia -- Howitt, R. (1989), 'Social Impact Assessment and resource development: Issues from the Australian experience', Australian Geographer, 20 (2), 153-66 -- ICMM (2003), ICMM Sustainable Development Framework: ICMM Principles (Document Ref: C 020/290503), London: International Council on Mining and Metals [online]. Available at: http://liveassets.iucn.getunik.net/downloads/minicmmstat.pdf [accessed 28 August 2013] -- ICMM (2010), Indigenous Peoples and Mining: Good Practice Guide, London: International Council on Mining and Metals -- , IIED (International Institute for Environment and Development) (2002), Breaking New Ground: The Report of the Mining, Minerals and Sustainable Development Project, London: Earthscan [online]. Available at: http://www.iied.org/mmsd-final-report [accessed 28 August 2013] -- ILO (1989), Convention Concerning Indigenous and Tribal Peoples in Independent Countries (Convention 169), Geneva: International Labour Organization [online]. Available at: http://www.ilo.org/dyn/normlex/en/f?p=1000:12100:0::NO::P12100_ILO_CODE:C169 [accessed 28 August 2013] -- João, E., Vanclay, F. and den Broeder, L. (2011), 'Emphasising enhancement in all forms of impact assessment', Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 29 (3), 170-80 -- Joyce, S. and Thomson, I. (2000), 'Earning a social licence to operate: Social acceptability and resource development in Latin America', Canadian Institute of Mining Bulletin, 93 (1037), 49-53 -- , Kemp, D. and F. Vanclay (2013), 'Human rights and impact assessment: clarifying the connections in practice', Impact Assessment & Project Appraisal, 31 (2), 86-96 -- Kraenzel, C. (1957), 'The social consequences of river basin development', Law and Contemporary Problems, 22 (2), 221-36 -- Liverman, D. and Vilas, S. (2006), 'Neoliberalism and the environment', Annual Review of Environment and Resources, 31, 327-63 -- Lotz, J. (1977), 'Northern pipelines and southern assumptions', Arctic, 30 (4), 198-204 -- Maruyama, M. (1973), 'Cultural, social, and psychological considerations in the planning of public works', Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 5 (2), 135-43 , Matten, D. and Moon, J. (2008), 'Implicit and explicit CSR: A conceptual framework for a comparative understanding of corporate social responsibility', Academy of Management Review, 33, 404-24 -- McCarthy, J. and Prudham, S. (2004), 'Neoliberal nature and the nature of neoliberalism', Geoforum, 35 (3), 275-83 -- Merton, R.K. (1936), 'The unanticipated consequences of purposive social action', American Sociological Review, 1 (6), 894-904 -- Nelson J. (2006), 'Social license to operate', International Journal of Mining, Reclamation and Environment, 20 (3), 161-2 -- New Economics Foundation (2004), Measuring Social Impact: The Foundation of Social Return on Investment (colloquially called the SROI Primer) [online]. Available at: http://sroi.london.edu/Measuring-Social-Impact.pdf [accessed 28 August 2013] -- , New Economics Foundation (2008), Measuring Social Impact: A Guide to Social Return on Investment [online]. Available at: http://commdev.org/userfiles/files/2196_file_SROI.nef2008.pdf [accessed 28 August 2013] -- Nish, S. and Bice, S. (2011), 'Community-based agreement making with land-connected peoples', in F. Vanclay and A.M. Esteves (eds), New Directions in Social Impact Assessment: Conceptual and Methodological Advances, Cheltenham, UK and Northampton, MA, USA: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, pp. 59-77 -- O'Faircheallaigh, C. (1999), 'Making Social Impact Assessment count: A negotiation-based approach for Indigenous peoples', Society and Natural Resources, 12 (1), 63-80 -- O'Faircheallaigh, C. (2011), 'SIA and Indigenous social development', in F. Vanclay and A.M. Esteves (eds), New Directions in Social Impact Assessment: Conceptual and Methodological Advances, Cheltenham, UK and Northampton, MA, USA: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, pp. 138-53 -- , Owen, J. and Kemp, D. (2013), 'Social licence and mining: A critical perspective', Resources Policy, 38, 29-35 -- Prendergast, C. (1989), 'Condorcet's canal study: The beginnings of social impact assessment', Impact Assessment Bulletin, 7 (4), 25-37 -- Prno, J. and Slocombe, S.D. (2012), 'Exploring the origins of "social license to operate" in the mining sector: Perspectives from governance and sustainability theories', Resources Policy, 37, 346-57 -- Ruggie, J. (2008), Promotion and Protection of all Human Rights, Civil, Political, Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, including the Right to Development - Protect, Respect and Remedy: A Framework for Business and Human Rights. Report of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on the Issue of Human Rights and Transnational Corporations and Other Business Enterprises, John Ruggie. UN Doc. A/HRC/8/5 -- , Sabin, P. (1995), 'Voices from the hydrocarbon frontier: Canada's Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry (1974-1977)', Environmental History Review, 19 (1), 17-48 -- Sanz-Caballero, S. (2013), 'Children's rights in a changing climate: A perspective from the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child', Ethics in Science and Environmental Politics, 13, 11-14 -- Schwimmer, E.G. (1969), Cultural Consequences of a Volcanic Eruption Experienced by the Mount Lamington Orokaiva. Department of Anthropology, University of Oregon -- Sharp, L. (1952), 'Steel axes for stone age Australians', Human Organization, 11 (2), 17-22 -- Shields, M.A. (1974), Social Impact Assessment: An Analytic Bibliography (A Report Submitted to the US Army Engineer Institute for Water Resources), Providence, RI: Brown University -- , Stanislaw, J.A. (2009), Power Play: Resource Nationalism, the Global Scramble for Energy, and the Need for Mutual Interdependence, Houston, TX and Washington, DC: Deloitte Center for Energy Solutions [online]. Available at: http://www.deloitte.com/assets/Dcom-Canada/Local%20Assets/Documents/ca_en_Stanislaw_PowerPlay.pdf [accessed 13 January 2014] , Stanton, K. (2012), 'Looking forward, looking back: The Canadian Truth and Reconciliation Commission and the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry', Canadian Journal of Law and Society, 27 (1), 91-9 -- Tonts, M. and Jones, R. (1997), 'From state paternalism to neoliberalism in Australian rural policy: Perspectives from the Western Australian wheatbelt', Space and Polity, 1 (2), 171-90 -- UN (2007), United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. A/RES/61/295, New York: United Nations General -- UNGA (2010), 64/292. The Human Right to Water and Sanitation, United Nations General Assembly, UN Doc. A/RES/64/292 -- UNGP (2011), Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights: Implementing the United Nations 'Protect, Respect and Remedy' Framework, United Nations Human Rights Council, UN Doc. HR/PUB/11/04 -- , van der Ploeg, L. and Vanclay, F. (2013), 'Credible claim or corporate spin: A checklist to evaluate corporate sustainability reports', Journal of Environmental Assessment Policy and Management, 15 (3), 1350012 (21 Seiten) -- Vanclay, F. (1999), 'Social impact assessment', in J. Petts (ed.), Handbook of Environmental Impact Assessment (Volume 1), Oxford: Blackwell Science, pp. 301-26 -- Vanclay, F. (2002a), 'Social impact assessment', in M. Tolba (ed.), Responding to Global Environmental Change, Chichester, UK: Wiley, pp. 387-93 -- Vanclay, F. (2002b), 'Conceptualising social impacts', Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 22 (3), 183-211 -- Vanclay, F. (2003), 'International Principles for Social Impact Assessment', Impact Assessment & Project Appraisal, 21 (1), 5-11 -- Vanclay, F. (2004a), 'The Triple Bottom Line and Impact Assessment: How do TBL, EIA, SIA, SEA and EMS relate to each other?', Journal of Environmental Assessment Policy & Management, 6 (3), 265-88 -- , Vanclay, F. (2004b), 'Assessing the social consequences of planned interventions', in R. White (ed.), Controversies in Environmental Sociology, Melbourne: Cambridge University Press, pp. 257-75 -- Vanclay, F. (2012), 'The potential application of Social Impact Assessment in integrated coastal zone management', Ocean & Coastal Management, 68, 149-56 -- Vanclay, F., Baines, J. and Taylor, C.N. (2013), 'Principles for ethical research involving humans: Ethical professional practice in impact assessment Part I', Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 31 (4), 243-53 -- Vanclay, F. and Esteves, A.M. (2011), 'Current issues and trends in social impact assessment', in F. Vanclay and A.M. Esteves (eds), New Directions in Social Impact Assessment: Conceptual and Methodological Advances, Cheltenham, UK and Northampton, MA, USA: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, pp. 3-19 -- , Young, N. and Matthews, R. (2007), 'Resource economies and neoliberal experimentation: The reform of industry and community in rural British Columbia', Area, 39 (2), 176-85 -- Wolf, C.P. (1974), 'Social Impact Assessment: The State of the Art', EDRA Proceedings, 5 (2), 1-44 -- Ana Maria Esteves, Daniel Franks and Frank Vanclay (2012), 'Social Impact Assessment: The State of the Art', Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 30 (1), March, 34-42 -- Ciaran O'Faircheallaigh (2009), 'Effectiveness in Social Impact Assessment: Aboriginal Peoples and Resource Development in Australia', Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 27 (2), June, 95-110 , Stewart Lockie (2001), 'SIA in Review: Setting the Agenda for Impact Assessment in the 21st Century', Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 19 (4), December, 277-87 -- Frank Vanclay (2004), 'The Triple Bottom Line and Impact Assessment: How do TBL, EIA, SIA, SEA and EMS Relate to Each Other?', Journal of Environmental Assessment Policy and Management, 6 (3), September, 265-88 -- Frank Vanclay (2012), 'The Potential Application of Social Impact Assessment in Integrated Coastal Zone Management', Ocean and Coastal Management, 68, November, 149-56 -- Frank Vanclay (2003), 'International Principles for Social Impact Assessment: Their Evolution', Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 21 (1), March, 3-4 -- Frank Vanclay (2003), 'International Principles for Social Impact Assessment', Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 21 (1), March, 5-11 -- , Interorganizational Committee on Principles and Guidelines for Social Impact Assessment (2003), 'Principles and Guidelines for Social Impact Assessment in the USA', Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 21 (3), September, 231-50 -- Frank Vanclay (2006), 'Principles for Social Impact Assessment: A Critical Comparison between the International and US Documents', Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 26 (1), January, 3-14 -- Richard Howitt (2005), 'The Importance of Process in Social Impact Assessment: Ethics, Methods and Process for Cross-Cultural Engagement', Ethics, Place and Environment, 8 (2), June, 209-21 -- Robert Fisher (2008), 'Anthropologists and Social Impact Assessment: Negotiating the Ethical Minefield', Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology, 9 (3), September, 231-42 -- Michael Gismondi (1997), 'Sociology and Environmental Impact Assessment', Canadian Journal of Sociology, 22 (4), Autumn, 457-79 -- , Roel Slootweg, Frank Vanclay and Marlies van Schooten (2001), 'Function Evaluation as a Framework for the Integration of Social and Environmental Impact Assessment', Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 19 (1), March, 19-28 -- Frank Vanclay (2002), 'Conceptualising Social Impacts', Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 22 (3), May, 183-211 -- Stewart Lockie, Susan Rockloff, Danielle Helbers, Maharlina Gorospe-Lockie and Karen Lawrence (2009), 'Assessing the Social Impacts of Extensive Resource Use Activities', Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, 52 (4), June, 437-55 -- Thomas Dietz (1987), 'Theory and Method in Social Impact Assessment', Sociological Inquiry, 57 (1), Winter, 54-69 -- Helen Ross and Tara K. McGee (2006), 'Conceptual Frameworks for SIA Revisited: A Cumulative Effects Study on Lead Contamination and Economic Change', Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 24 (2), June, 139-49 -- , Nigel Rossouw and Shakti Malan (2007), 'The Importance of Theory in Shaping Social Impact Monitoring: Lessons from the Berg River Dam, South Africa', Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 25 (4), December, 291-99 -- Stewart Lockie (2007), 'Deliberation and Actor-Networks: The "Practical" Implications of Social Theory for the Assessment of Large Dams and Other Interventions', Society and Natural Resources, 20 (9), 785-99 -- Ciaran O'Faircheallaigh (2010), 'Public Participation and Environmental Impact Assessment: Purposes, Implications, and Lessons for Public Policy Making', Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 30 (1), January, 19-27 281 21. Ana Maria Esteves and Frank Vanclay (2009), 'Social Development Needs Analysis as a Tool for SIA to Guide Corporate-Community Investment: Applications in the Minerals Industry', Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 29 (2), February, 137-45 -- , Ana Maria Esteves and Mary-Anne Barclay (2011), 'Enhancing the Benefits of Local Content: Integrating Social and Economic Impact Assessment into Procurement Strategies', Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 29 (3), September, 205-15 , Dianne Buchan (2003), 'Buy-in and Social Capital: By-Products of Social Impact Assessment', Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 21 (3), September, 168-72 -- Annelies Stolp, Wim Groen, Jacqueline van Vliet and Frank Vanclay (2002), 'Citizen Values Assessment: Incorporating Citizens' Value Judgements in Environmental Impact Assessment', Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 20 (1), March, 11-23 -- Deanna Kemp and Frank Vanclay (2013), 'Human Rights and Impact Assessment: Clarifying the Connections in Practice', Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 31 (2), 86-96 -- Philippe Hanna and Frank Vanclay (2013), 'Human Rights, Indigenous Peoples and the Concept of Free, Prior and Informed Consent', Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 31 (2), 146-57 -- Ciaran O'Faircheallaigh (1999), 'Making Social Impact Assessment Count: A Negotiation-Based Approach for Indigenous Peoples', Society and Natural Resources, 12 (1), 63-80 -- , Keith Storey (2010), 'Fly-In/Fly-Out: Implications for Community Sustainability', Sustainability, 2 (5), May, 1161-81 -- Stewart Lockie, Maree Franettovich, Vanessa Petkova-Timmer, John Rolfe and Galina Ivanova (2009), 'Coal Mining and the Resource Community Cycle: A Longitudinal Assessment of the Social Impacts of the Coppabella Coal Mine', Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 29 (5), September, 330-39 -- Daniel M. Franks, David Brereton and Chris J. Moran (2010), 'Managing the Cumulative Impacts of Coal Mining on Regional Communities and Environments in Australia', Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 28 (4), December, 299-312 -- Doreen Stabinksy (2000), 'Bringing Social Analysis into a Multilateral Environmental Agreement: Social Impact Assessment and the Biosafety Protocol', Journal of Environmental Development, 9 (3), September, 260-83 -- , C.J. Barrow (2010), 'How is Environmental Conflict Addressed by SIA?', Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 30 (5), September, 293-301 -- Bettina Gransow (2007), 'Social Transformation in China and the Development of Social Assessment', International Review of Sociology, 17 (3), November, 539-58 -- Mostafa Ahmadvand, Ezatollah Karami, Gholam Hossein Zamani and Frank Vanclay (2009), 'Evaluating the Use of Social Impact Assessment in the Context of Agricultural Development Projects in Iran', Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 29 (6), November, 399-407 -- Jacobus A. du Pisani and Luke A. Sandham (2006), 'Assessing the Performance of SIA in the EIA Context: A Case Study of South Africa', Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 26 (8), November, 707-24 -- Bryan Tilt, Yvonne Braun and Daming He (2009), 'Social Impacts of Large Dam Projects: A Comparison of International Case Studies and Implications for Best Practice', Journal of Environmental Management, 90 (3), July, S249-S257 -- , Magoroh Maruyama (1973), 'Cultural, Social, and Psychological Considerations in the Planning of Public Works', Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 5 (2), 135-43 -- C.P. Wolf (1974), 'Social Impact Assessment: The State of the Art', EDRA Proceedings, 5 (2), 1-44 -- Sue Johnson and Rabel J. Burdge (1974), 'Social Impact Statements: A Tentative Methodology', EDRA Proceedings, 5 (2), 69-84 -- Lynn Llewellyn, Elaine Bunten, Clare Goodman, Gail Hare, Richard Mach and Ralph Swisher (1975), 'The Role of Social Impact Assessment in Highway Planning', Environment and Behavior, 7 (3), September, 285-306 -- Mark A. Shields (1975), 'Social Impact Studies: An Expository Analysis', Environment and Behavior, 7 (3), September, 265-84 , James C. Cramer, Thomas Dietz and Robert A. Johnston (1980), 'Social Impact Assessment of Regional Plans: A Review of Methods and Issues and a Recommended Process', Policy Sciences, 12 (1), June, 61-82 -- C.P. Wolf (1980), 'Getting Social Impact Assessment into the Policy Arena', Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 1 (1), March, 27-36 -- Kurt Finsterbusch (1985), 'State of the Art in Social Impact Assessment', Environment and Behavior, 17 (2), March, 193-221 -- William R. Freudenburg (1986), 'Social Impact Assessment', Annual Review of Sociology, 12, 451-78 -- Rabel J. Burdge (1991), 'A Brief History and Major Trends in the Field of Impact Assessment', Impact Assessment, 9 (4), 93-104 -- Robert Gramling and William R. Freudenburg (1992), 'Opportunity-Threat, Development, and Adaptation: Toward a Comprehensive Framework for Social Impact Assessment', Rural Sociology, 57 (2), June, 216-34 -- Christiane Gagnon, Philip Hirsch and Richard Howitt (1993), 'Can SIA Empower Communities?', Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 13 (4), July, 229-53 -- Kurt Finsterbusch (1995), 'In Praise of SIA - A Personal Review of the Field of Social Impact Assessment: Feasibility, Justification, History, Methods, Issues', Impact Assessment, 13 (3), September, 229-52 -- Rabel J. Burdge and Frank Vanclay (1996), 'Social Impact Assessment: A Contribution to the State of the Art Series', Impact Assessment, 14 (1), March, 59-86 , Along with environmental impact assessment, social impact assessment (SIA) has its origins in the 1970s and has developed from being a tool to meet regulatory requirements, to a discipline that seeks to contribute proactively to better project and policy development and to enhance the wellbeing of affected people. This research review by a leading authority in the field, collates the classic articles in the history of SIA along with the most significant recent papers in this expanding area

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Series Statement: Advances in environmental accounting & management v. 4

Content: Accounting as an academic discipline has not made any real strides in addressing social and environmental concerns facing this planet. Since the first volume of the series was published in 2000, there have been no changes in the focus of accounting and it is still taught and practiced in the same way. Social/environmental/sustainability accounting is still a fringe subject despite the fact that ignoring environmental issues has serious consequences for the survival of this planet. Unless social and environmental accounting is formally recognized, firms will continue to view it as a means to convey information that enables them to manage their reputation without actually making any real efforts to improve the environment. The papers included in this volume discuss different aspects of sustainability, environmental performance, and environmental disclosures. Overall, it is fairly obvious from these papers that firms are aware of the impact of their activities on the environment. Some of the papers analyze what firms do about environmental issues and how these activities and their impact on the environment are disclosed in the financial statements. Though the papers come to different conclusions, it becomes clear from these studies that firms have problems in managing the impact of their environmental activities as well as in disclosing full and realistic information on these activities. Thus, it appears from these papers that firms manage their message to look good to outsiders

Note: Some theories for social accounting? : a review essay and a tentative pedagogic categorisation of theorisations around social accounting / Rob Gray, Dave Owen, Carol Adams -- Environmental disclosure in the mining industry : a signaling paradox? / Vanessa Magness -- Sustainability reporting and perceptions of corporate reputation : an analysis using fortune / Darryl Lee Brown, Ronald P. Guidry, Dennis M. Patten -- Environmental proactivity and performance / Priscilla S. Wisner, Marc J. Epstein, Richard P. Bagozzi -- Global warming and corporate disclosures : a comparative analysis of companies from the European Union, Japan and Canada / Martin Freedman, Bikki Jaggi -- Social and environmental accounting in North America : a research note / Charles H. Cho, Dennis M. Patten

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Content: Ordinary clothes have extraordinary stories. In contrast to academic and curatorial focus on the spectacular and the luxurious, 〈i〉Everyday Fashion〈/i〉 makes the case that your grandmother's wardrobe is an archive as interesting and important as any museum store. From the moment we wake and get dressed in the morning until we get undressed again in the evening, fashion is a central medium through which we experience the world and negotiate our place within it. Because of this, the ways that supposedly 'ordinary' and 'everyday' fashion objects have been designed, manufactured, worn, cared for, and remembered matters deeply to our historical understanding. Beginning at 1550 - the start of an era during which the word 'fashion' came to mean stylistic change rather than the act of making - each chapter explores the definition of everyday fashion and how this has changed over time, demonstrating innovative methodologies for researching the everyday. The variety and significance of everyday fashion cultures are further highlighted by a series of illustrated object biographies written by Britain's leading fashion curators, showcasing the rich diversity of everyday fashion in British museum collections. Collectively, this volume scratches below the glossy surface of fashion to expose the mechanics of fashion business, the hidden world of the workroom and the diversity and role of makers; and the experiences of consuming, wearing, and caring for ordinary clothes in the United Kingdom from the 16th century to the present day. In doing so it challenges readers to rethink how fashion systems evolve and to reassess the boundaries between fashion and dress scholarship

Note: List of Figures List of Tables List of Contributors Acknowledgments 1. Introduction: Negotiating the Everyday Bethan Bide, Jade Halbert and Liz Tregenza 2. Counterfeit Fashion: An Eighteenth-Century Printed Silk Handkerchief John Styles 〈b〉Part I: Approaches to the Study of Everyday Fashion〈/b〉 3. Whalebone and Fashion in Seventeenth Century England: Changing Consumer Culture, Trade and Innovation Sarah Bendall 4. Sophie Rabin's Blouse Lucie Whitmore 5. 'In Want of a Capable Woman': Rediscovering Blouse Designers in the Wholesale, Ready-Made Trade in Britain Through Material Culture (1909-1920) Suzanne Rowland 6. Wartime Swimwear Ciara Phipps 7. Fading From View: Using Postcard Photographs to Reveal the Market for Female Workwear During the First World War Jenny Richardson 8. Rosetta Rowley's Wedding Suit, 1952 Natalie Raw 9. Making Clothes for the Older Woman: Post-War Pattern Cutting and Dressmaking Home Instruction in Britain Hannah Wroe 10. , A Printed Summer Dress, c.1930-32 Pauline Rushton 11. Oral History and Everyday Fashion Jade Halbert 12. Bryan's Shoes Beatrice Behlen 13. A Pocket History: Interpreting Wearer Biography in the Francis Golding Collection Cyana Madsen 14. Aprons Lou Taylor 15. Learning Through Wear: Experiencing the Everyday Vintage Wardrobe Liz Tregenza 〈b〉Part II: Everyday Fashion in Practice 〈/b〉 16. The Fabled Chintz: Global Entanglement and South Asian Agency in Everyday British Fashion, 1600-1800 Aditi Khare 17. Henry Wardell's Flannel Waistcoat Hilary Davidson 18. The Everyday in Eighteenth-Century Women's Sartorial Life-Writing Serena Dyer 19. An Open Robe Gown Vanessa Jones 20. Accidental Remainders: Working Men's Fashion c.1730-1880 in National Museums Scotland Emily Taylor 21. A Victorian Best-Day Wedding Dress Rebecca Quinton 22. 'Fustian Jackets, Unshorn Chins, Blistered Hands': Fabric and Political Feeling in the Chartist Movement, 1837-1848 Vic Clarke 23. , Dr Fairweather's 'Apterna' Progressive Shoes Ruth Battersby Tooke 24. 'They go around the country making in the homes of the people': Travelling Tailors and Shoemakers and the Production of Everyday Clothing in Rural Ireland, c.1850-1914 Eliza McKee 25. Tailor's Drawing Book, 1915 Elen Phillips 26. I Am an Ordinary Man: Getting and Wearing Suits in Britain 1945-1980 Danielle Sprecher 27. Two-Piece Skirt Suit; Alexon Youngset by Alannah Tandy c.1970-1973 Shelley Tobin 28. À la Mode in Maesteg: The Fashion Cultures of South Wales Garment Factories, 1945-1965 Bethan Bide 29. WVS Uniform Dress Valerie Wilson 30. Wholesaling and Everyday Fashion in the Black Country Jenny Gilbert 31. An Old Pair of Jeans Rebecca Unsworth 32. To Dance in my Shoes: Music and the Psychological Influences of Style Choices in the London Caribbean Diaspora, from Lovers' Rock to Grime Rianna Norbert-David 33. A Tootal Paisley Scarf Christopher Breward 34. , Conclusion: Common Threads Bethan Bide, Jade Halbert and Liz Tregenza Index

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Edition: First edition

ISBN: 9781350125049

Content: "Exploring the archives of the Man Booker prize-winning novelist Julian Barnes ? including notebooks, drafts, typescripts and publishing correspondence ? this book is an extraordinary in-depth study of the creative practice of a major contemporary novelist. In Julian Barnes from the Margins , Vanessa Guignery charts the genesis and publication history of all of Barnes's major novels, from his debut with Metroland , through Flaubert's Parrot and A History of the World in 10 1/2 Chapters to The Sense of an Ending."--

Note: Introduction -- Chapter One. Metroland : everything that got away -- 1. Faltering starts -- 2. 'Petty Gripes' and 'Oua, oua, oua' -- 3. The Death Chapter -- 4. Return to Metroland Chapter Two. The case for -- The case against -- 1. Reviewing and being reviewed -- 2. The case of Before She Met Me -- a. Julian Barnes's reButs to Hermione Lee's Buts -- b. Finding the right title -- Chapter Three. A chronology (of sorts) -- Chapter Four. Flaubert's Parrot from ignition to composition -- 1. Flaubert Stories -- 2. The fictional narrator -- Chapter Five. The Barnes apocrypha -- 1. A Literary Guide to Oxford : the itinerary of a book that was never published -- 2. The unwritten books which tantalize -- Chapter Six. Staring at the Sun : a novel of forking roots and paths -- 1. Multiple roots and titles -- 2. Early starts -- Chapter Seven. Fragments of stories: A History of the World in 10 1/2 Chapters -- 1. Planning, naming and arranging chapters -- 2. Not so simple stories -- 3. 'Parenthesis' -- 4. With a little help from my friends -- Chapter Eight. The Porcupine in the making: writer and translator -- 1. An outsider's view -- 2. Is and is not -- 3. The ending of the novel -- 4. The libel risks -- Chapter Nine. A dictionary of Julian Barnes -- Chapter Ten. Arthur & George : beginnings and endings -- 1. First and final steps -- 2. The blind spots of research -- 3. The art of beginning -- 4. Finding a JB title -- 5. Working out tenses -- Chapter Eleven. Nothing to Be Frightened Of as an echo chamber -- 1. The obsession with death: from the early notebooks to Nothing to Be Frightened Of -- 2. This is not an autobiography -- 3. Fictionalising memory in The Only Story -- Chapter Twelve. The Sense of an Ending : time in reverse -- 1. Prequels in real life -- 2. A sequel to Metroland? -- 3. Getting started: the title and the incipit -- 4. A denser text -- Conclusion -- Works Cited -- Index. - Mode of access: World Wide Web

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Language: English

Subjects: English Studies

Keywords: Barnes, Julian 1946- ; Electronic books

DOI: 10.5040/9781350125049

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Format: XIX, 300 S. , zahlr. Ill., Kt.

ISBN: 9780691136646 , 9780691136776

Content: "Magnificent Buildings, Splendid Gardens returns to print some of the most important works of David Coffin, a leading authority on Renaissance architecture who, as one of the first scholars to apply the tools of art history to the study of gardens, became a founder of the discipline of garden and landscape studies. These essays span the wide range of Coffin's work, from Italian Renaissance architecture, garden design, sculpture, and drawings to English gardens and landscape designers of the seventeenth to early nineteenth centuries. Coffin's approaches are as varied as his subject matter. Some of these essays present the results of his archival research, including his discovery of crucial documents on the Emilian architect Giovan Battista Aleotti and the only documentary evidence identifying Vignola as the architect of the Villa Lante at Bagnaia. Other essays take a much broader cultural view, investigating, for example, the phenomenon of public access to private Renaissance gardens, elucidating the evolving meaning of images of the goddess Venus in English gardens, and identifying the significance of the decorative programs of monuments as diverse as the Villa Belvedere in Rome and the eighteenth-century gardens at Rousham in Oxfordshire." -- Publisher's description.

Note: Includes bibliographical references and index

Language: English

Subjects: Art History

Keywords: Italien ; Villa ; Gartengestaltung ; Geschichte 1500-1600 ; Coffin, David Robbins 1918-2003 ; Schrift ; Gartenkunst ; Aufsatzsammlung

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Format: 1 Online-Ressource (256 pages)

Edition: 1st ed

ISBN: 9781350288416

Content: Adventures Across Space and Time brings together key academic, critic and fan writings about Doctor Who alongside newly-commissioned work addressing contemporary issues and debates to form a comprehensive guide to the wider Whoniverse. The perennially popular BBC series holds a unique place in the history of television and of TV fandom: the longest running science-fiction show, the series and its fan communities have tracked social and cultural changes over its 60 year lifetime. Adventures Across Space and Time presents classic writings on Who and its fandom by leading scholars including John Fiske, Henry Jenkins, John Tulloch and Matt Hills, but also represents writings and art by fans, including fans who went on to become showrunners, writers or even the Doctor himself, with contributions by Steven Moffat, Chris Chibnall, Douglas Adams and Peter Capaldi. This innovative anthology addresses Doctor Who's showrunners, Doctors, companions, enemies and collaborators as well as issues and debates around queer fandom, intersectionality, the 'wokeness' of the Doctor, fan media including websites, podcasts and vlogs, fan activism and questions of race and sexuality in relation to the show and its spin offs. It considers Doctor Who as a peculiarly British phenomenon but also one that has delighted, engaged and sometimes enraged viewers around the world

Note: List of Illustrations List of Tables Foreword by Matthew Sweet Acknowledgements List of Contributors Section I: Into the (Transmedia) Vortex: From Dalekmania to Time Lord Victorious - Paul Booth 1. Transmedia Doctor Who I From 'Canonicity in Doctor Who' by Paul Cornell From 'Doctor Who and the Convergence of Media: A Case Study in "Transmedia Storytelling"' by Neil Perryman 2. Early TV Scholarship From 'Dr Who: Similarity and Difference' by John Tulloch From 'Dr Who: Ideology and the Reading of a Popular Narrative Text' by John Fiske 3. Production Insights From The Making of Doctor Who by Terrance Dicks and Malcolm Hulke From Triumph of a Time Lord: Regenerating Doctor Who in the Twenty-First Century by Matt Hills 4. The (In)definite Article From TARDISBound: Navigating the Universes of Doctor Who by Piers Britton From Design for Doctor Who: Vision and Revision in Science Fiction Television by Piers Britton 5. Bigger, Louder, and Now in Colour! From 'Adapting Telefantasy: The Doctor Who and the Daleks Films' by John R. Cook From 'Televisuality Without Television?: The Big Finish Audios and Discourses of "Tele-centric" Doctor Who' by Matt Hills From Love and Monsters: The Doctor Who Experience, 1979 to the Present by Miles Booy 6. The Legacy of Doctor Who Literature by Stacey Smith? 7. The Doctor Who Figurine Collection by Ross Garner 8. Doctor Who: Time Fracture - Process, Techniques and Principles of an Immersive Experience Production by Sarah Atkinson and Helen Kennedy 9. The Costs of the Doctor: Time Lord Victorious and Managing Transmedia Engagement by Elizabeth Evans Section II Studying Doctor Who's Audiences and Fans - Matt Hills 10. The Powerless Elite From Science Fiction Audiences by John Tulloch and Henry Jenkins 11. The Powerless Elite? From 'Keeping the Elite Powerless: Fan-Producer Relations in the "Nu Who" (and New YOU) Era' by Leora Hadas and Limor Shifman 12. The Eras of Doctor Who From 'Periodising Doctor Who' by Paul Booth 13. Political Doctor Who From 'Is Doctor Who Political?' by Alan McKee 14. Desiring Doctor Who From 'Desiring the Doctor: Identity, Gender and Genre in Online Fandom' by Rebecca Williams 15. Feminist Doctor Who From '"Finally, we get to play the Doctor": Feminist Female Fans' Reactions to the First Female Doctor Who' by Neta Yodovich 16. Fans as Consumers: Psychographics and Tribalism in Doctor Who Fandom by Alison Lawson and David Lawson 17. The Controversy of the Thirteenth Doctor Announcement and Doctor Who Fandom on Tumblr by Alice de Freitas Gomes and Polyana Inácio Rezende Silva 18. Marginally Fannish: Fan Podcasts as Alternative Sites of Intersectional Education by Parinita Shetty 19. Casual Fans and Non-Fans in Flux: The Reception of 'Once, Upon Time' and Doctor Who's Return to Serialization by Dominique Gagnon Section III: Doctor Who Fandom in the 21st Century - Joy Piedmont 20. Tumblr Fandom Is an Unknowable Anti-Monolith Cryptid by Lena Barkin 21. The Police Box From 'Doctor Who's TARDIS Has a Different Meaning for Black Fans' by Constance Gibbs 22. Space Isn't Always for Everyone: How Unconscious Racial Bias in Doctor Who Scripts Affects Fan Perception of Companions of Colour by Amanda-Rae Prescott 23. 'Martha Jones is a lesbian': Queer (Re)interpretations of Companions in Doctor Who by Océane I. Nyela and Anna Young 24. Fandom DIY: Doctor Who Fans in Poland by Magdalena Stonawska 25. 'The Day of The Doctor' and 'Flux' in Latin America: The Relationship between BBC's Strategies and Brazilian Whovians by Eloy Vieira and Lilian França 26. Translating Doctor Who into Chinese: Fansubbing and Doctor Who Fandom in China by Ting Guo 27. The Girl Who Waited Survived: Fan Rewritings of Amy Pond by Bethan Jones 28. Forks in the Fandom Road: Divergent Views on the Social Politics of Doctor Who by Talia Franks 29. Postcolonial Doctor Who From 'Through Coloured Eyes: An Alternative Viewing of Postcolonial Transition' by Vanessa de Kauwe Section IV: Doctor Who's Creative Intersections - Tansy Rayner Roberts 30. Fans for Hire From 'Douglas Adams: The First Professional Doctor Who Fan' by Eddie Robson 31. The Doctor Effect From 'How Fanzines Helped Put Doctor Who Fans in Charge of Doctor Who' by Nolan Feeney 32. Fannish Origin Stories From 'Dalek-Builders' by Peter Capaldi From rec.arts.drwho Post by Steven Moffat 33. Poachers Turned Cartographers by Ian Potter 34. Within Any Fan's Dream From David J Richardson interviews Kate Orman 35. Run Fast, Love Hard, Be Kind: Twenty Years in Doctor Who Fandom by Lynne M Thomas 36. Popping into Fiction From 'Where To Find the Doctor in All of My Historical Fantasy Novels' by Mary Robinette Kowal 37. Sexism in Fandom From 'The Uncomfortable Truth About Fandom Sexism' by Claudia Boleyn 38. When Fans Become Showrunners by Julia Henken 39. Scripting Fandom in 21st Century Doctor Who by Paul Driscoll 40. The legacy of the fanzine Renaissance by Leslie McMurtry Index

Additional Edition: ISBN 9781350288379

Additional Edition: ISBN 9781350288386

Additional Edition: ISBN 9781350288393

Additional Edition: ISBN 9781350288409

Language: English

DOI: 10.5040/9781350288416

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ISBN: 9783956790522

Note: Literaturangaben , Preface / Rosemary Heather and Nicolaus SchafhausenQuestions of travel / Elizabeth Bishop -- Questions of Travel (Fogo Island) -- Approaching the landscape : three views for Silke Otto-Knapp / Susan Morgan -- "I am interested in how images are constructed and the way they affect us" : a conversation between Silke Otto-Knapp and Nicolaus Schafhausen -- Questions of travel (Wien) -- Stage sets and picture stages / Vanessa Joan Müller -- Contributors / Susan Morgan, Vanessa Joan Müller, Silke Otto-Knapp, Nicolaus Schafhausen -- List of works.

Language: English

Subjects: Art History

Keywords: Otto-Knapp, Silke 1970-2022 ; Ausstellungskatalog ; Ausstellung ; Ausstellungskatalog

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Author information: Otto-Knapp, Silke 1970-2022

Author information: Schafhausen, Nicolaus 1965-

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Format: 1 Online-Ressource (101 pages)

ISBN: 9783030499778

Note: Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources , Intro -- Contents -- List of Figures -- 1 Organisational Responses to Social Media Storms: An Introduction-Fake News, Post-Truth and Policy-Based Evidence Forming -- 1.1 The Rise of the Post-Truth Era -- 1.2 Social Media Storms -- 1.3 Approach -- 1.4 Structure -- References -- 2 The Case of Vanessa George and the Little Teds Nursery in Plymouth: Calls for a Return to Capital Punishment? -- 2.1 Background -- 2.2 Child Sexual Abuse -- 2.3 Social Constructions of Childhood and Gender -- 2.4 More Than Technology -- 2.5 Organisational Impact -- References -- 3 Momo Week: A Perfect Social Media Storm and a Breakdown in Stakeholder Sanity? -- 3.1 Background -- 3.2 Failing to Learn from History-The Story of the Blue Whale Challenge -- 3.3 The Emergence of the Momo Challenge -- 3.4 Momo Week-A Perfect Social Media Storm? -- 3.5 Organisational Responses -- 3.6 Implications -- References -- 4 Teen Sexting: The Challenge for Secondary Schools-Where a Society Decides Criminalising Children Is Perhaps Not the Best Safeguarding Approach -- 4.1 Background -- 4.2 The New Normal? -- 4.3 Teen Sexting and Social Media Squalls -- 4.4 A Turning Point? -- 4.5 Organisational Response -- References -- 5 The Warwick University Group Chat: Where Reputation Is Placed Ahead of Safeguarding? -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Cybersexism -- 5.3 The Warwick Online Rape Chat -- 5.4 Context -- 5.5 They Should Know Better -- 5.6 Warwick's Response -- 5.7 Conclusions -- References -- 6 Conclusions: What Happens When People Only Hear Echoes of Their Views and No-One Knows What a Fact Looks Like -- 6.1 Fake News and Echo Chambers -- 6.2 Responding to Social Media Storms -- 6.3 Learning from Case Studies -- 6.4 An Intense Reflection of the Zeitgeist -- References -- Index

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Phippen, Andy Organisational Responses to Social Media Storms Cham : Springer International Publishing AG,c2020 ISBN 9783030499761

Language: English

Subjects: Economics , General works

Keywords: Öffentlichkeitsarbeit ; Social Media

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Format: 1 Online-Ressource (276 Seiten)

ISBN: 9783030774707

Series Statement: New Directions in Latino American Cultures Ser

Note: Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources , Intro -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- Industries and Genres -- Identities and Audiences -- Ongoing Appeal of U.S. Programming in Latin America -- Technologies that Increased the Flow of U.S. and Other Foreign Programming into Latin America -- The Streaming Television Revolution -- Theorizing the Audiences for Foreign Television -- Outline of the Rest of the Book -- References -- Chapter 2: The Growth of Latin American Television -- Introduction -- Latin America: A Birthplace of International Communication Theories -- Television Eras in Latin America -- Putting Latin America in the Context of the Other World Regions and Countries -- A Region of Broadcast Exporters and Importers -- Brazil -- Mexico -- Argentina -- Colombia -- Venezuela -- Chile -- Peru -- Ecuador -- Audience Television Preferences Sample and Methods -- The Impact of Streaming Television -- References -- Chapter 3: Why Latin American Audiences Stay Loyal to National Broadcast Television -- A History of National Preferences -- Dependency on U.S. in Television -- Cultural Imperialism -- National Production -- Telenovelas -- The Introduction of Dramatic Series in Latin America -- Cultural Proximity -- Primary, Local or National, Cultural Proximity -- Secondary, Regional (Geo-Cultural), or Cultural-Linguistic Cultural Proximity -- Ongoing Competition with Imported U.S. Television Programs and Channels -- Capitals, Class, Viewing Options, and Viewing Choices -- Methodology -- Measurements -- Data Analysis -- Limitations -- The Context of Multichannel Viewing Growth -- Preferences for National and Regional Television Programs -- General Preferences for National Programming and Channels -- Genre Preferences and Domestic Bias -- News -- Telenovelas -- Regional Programming Preferences -- National Program Preferences and SES. , Analysis/Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 4: The Persistence of the Popularity of US Television -- Structural Factors Favoring the Commercial System of US Television -- Cultural Imperialism and the Deeper Structural Factors Favoring the Popularity of US Television -- The Persistence of US TV Programs on Broadcast Channels -- The Structural Context for Latin American Elite Audiences -- Impact of Transnational Pay-TV on the Increased Availability of US TV -- Why Audiences Began to Choose Foreign TV More Often -- The Growing Appeal in Latin America of the Big Wave of US Programs on Pay-TV -- Changes in Latin American Audiences for US Television -- Cultural, Economic, and Linguistic Capitals and Viewing Preferences -- Cultural Capital -- Economic Capital -- Linguistic Capital -- Age -- Conclusion: Predicting Foreign Television Preferences -- References -- Chapter 5: Changing Class Formations and Changing Television Viewing: The New Middle Class, Television and Pay Television in Eight Latin American Countries 2004-2020 -- Social Class and Television in Latin America -- Elite Desires for Diversity on TV -- Beyond the Elite Audience on Pay-TV -- The Growth of the Middle Class in Latin America -- The Role of the Lower-Middle Class -- Breaking Down Class with Bourdieu's Capitals to Predict Multichannel Growth -- Methodology -- Findings: Income and Multichannel Penetration -- Findings: Education and Multichannel Penetration -- Education, Income, and Reasons for Getting Multichannel Television -- The Bust Years: 2014-2019 -- Analysis and Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 6: Streaming Television, Netflix, and Transverse Transnationalism -- Introduction -- Eras of Television and Streaming -- Transversality -- Reasons Why Streaming Is Increasingly Global -- A Multiplicity of Models for Streaming -- YouTube -- Netflix -- Disney+, HBO, Amazon Prime , Broad Range of Streaming Competitors in Latin America -- Toward a Systematic Classification of the New Online Video Players -- Media Imperialism -- Platform Imperialism -- Streaming Services as Global and Cosmopolitan -- Transverse Flows and Streaming Companies -- Taste Clusters Across Borders and Algorithmic Globalization -- Problems of Access to Streaming -- Netflix Strategy in Latin America -- Netflix and Quality Television -- Multilingualism on Netflix -- Netflix Production in Latin America -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 7: Netflix, Distinction, and Cosmopolitanism Among Latin American Middle Class and Elite Audiences -- Distinction -- Cosmopolitanism -- Cosmopolitanism and Globalization -- Cosmopolitanism and Bourdieu -- Multiple Mobilities -- Cultural Omnivores -- Aesthetic Cosmopolitanism -- Peripheral Cosmopolitanism -- Cosmopolitans and Omnivores in Latin America -- Cosmopolitanism and Globalized Media Preferences -- Cosmopolitanism as Branding for Netflix and Others -- Cosmopolitanism and Audience Preferences for U.S. and European Television and Film -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 8: Conclusion -- National Preferences -- Continuing Attraction and Power of Imported Programs and U.S. Culture -- The Impact of New Television Technologies -- Increase in Lower-Middle Class Increases Pay-TV Use -- Economic and Cultural Capital and the Appeal of Foreign TV -- Television Over the Internet, Streaming Television -- Latin American Cosmopolitan Audiences -- References -- Index

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Straubhaar, Joseph From Telenovelas to Netflix: Transnational, Transverse Television in Latin America Cham : Springer International Publishing AG,c2021 ISBN 9783030774691

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