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The BBC Empire Service: the Voice, the Discourse of the Master and Ventriloquism
BBC Arabic TV: Participation and the Question of Public Diplomacy
Remediating Jihad for Western News Audiences: the Renewal of Gatekeeping?
The BBC World Service in the Middle East: A Claim to Impartiality, or a Politics of Translation?
The Badge
We Are the Rebellious Voices of the Terraces, We Are Çarşi: Constructing a Football Supporter Group Through Sound
Medicated crossroads: youthful digital diasporas
The Networked Diaspora: Bulgarian Migrants on Facebook
A Bottle of Gzira Sand
The BBC and its Cultural, Social and Political Framework
Calling the West Indies: the BBC World Service and Caribbean Voices
Cosmopolitanism and Social Location: Generational Differences Within the Turkish Audience of the BBC World Service
Changing Expectations: Notes from the History of the BBC Turkish Service
International Trans-Editing: Typical Intercultural Communication Strategies at the BBC World Service Turkish Radio
Occidential form, occidental content. The emergence of a new public sphere in the Arabic world Al Jazeera provokes changes of form and content in the media
Contigent spaces of collective action: towards cosmopolitics
A New Kind of Imperialism? The BBC, Cold War Broadcasting and the Contested Geopolitics of South Asia.
Factory, Dialogue or Network? Contending Practices of Translation
Who Listened When London Called? Reactions to the BBC Empire Service in Canada, Australia and New Zealand, 1932–1939
Justice for the Ninety Six: Liverpool FC Fans and Uncommon Use of Football Song
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