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Design education in the UK: The students speak (2012)
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Sun, Q. (2012). Design education in the UK: The students speak. Design Management Review, 23(4), 36-45

As a topic, design education is usually the province of academics and researchers. We also see a large number of articles by design practitioners commenting on various aspects of design education. New graduates’ voices, however, are heard less often.... Read More about Design education in the UK: The students speak.

The libido-maker’s apprentice : working the window’s proscenium (2012)
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Matthews, A. (2012). The libido-maker’s apprentice : working the window’s proscenium. Performing Ethos, 3(2), 121-137. https://doi.org/10.1386/peet.3.2.121_1

This article proposes that by focusing on the professional complications of working in one-to-one encounters outside of the nominally aesthetic realm, performance-makers and researchers might discover ways of either mimicking or rupturing the form’s... Read More about The libido-maker’s apprentice : working the window’s proscenium.

Editorial. A new venture (2012)
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Bull, M. (2012). Editorial. A new venture. Social Sciences, 1(1), 2-3. https://doi.org/10.3390/socsci1010002

Even if there ever existed a time when it could be argued that ‘interdisciplinary’ research was unnecessary or a luxury, there can be little doubt that today it is essential to helping understand and solve the world’s problems. And the first building... Read More about Editorial. A new venture.

The emergence of the techno-elite audience and free/open source content : a case study on BBC Backstage (2012)
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Lin, Y. (2012). The emergence of the techno-elite audience and free/open source content : a case study on BBC Backstage. Particip@tions, 9(2), 597-613

This paper, through a case study on the BBC Backstage project, argues that the continuing convergence of media and ICT sectors has encouraged a powerful elite audience group to emerge – what I term “techno elite” in this paper. The techno elite usual... Read More about The emergence of the techno-elite audience and free/open source content : a case study on BBC Backstage.

me-but-not-me: Teaching the digital double (2012)
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Oliver, M. (2012). me-but-not-me: Teaching the digital double. International Journal of Performance Arts and Digital Media, 8(2), 185-200. https://doi.org/10.1386/padm.8.2.189_1

Written from a practice-as-research perspective, this paper focuses on the importance of teaching the technique of the ‘digital double’ in multimedia performance. It offers a summary of the key theorists who assist in our interpretation and understan... Read More about me-but-not-me: Teaching the digital double.

Shaping the global communications milieu : the EU’s influence on Internet and telecommunications governance (2012)
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governance. Comparative European Politics, 12(1), 54-75. https://doi.org/10.1057/cep.2012.33

This article evaluates the European Union’s (EU) influence in shaping the global governance for telecommunications and the Internet. Through analysing EU behaviour within an actorness framework, we demonstrate how the external opportunity structur... Read More about Shaping the global communications milieu : the EU’s influence on Internet and telecommunications governance.

Internecine secret service wars revisited: The intelligence career of Count Gerhard von Schwerin, 1945-1956 (2012)
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Searle, D. (2012). Internecine secret service wars revisited: The intelligence career of Count Gerhard von Schwerin, 1945-1956. Militärgeschichtliche Mitteilungen, 71(1), 25-55

Review of Beers, Laura, Your Britain: Media and the Making of the Labour Party (2012)
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O'Reilly, C. (2012). Review of Beers, Laura, Your Britain: Media and the Making of the Labour Party

Book review.

Gender, European integration and candidate recruitment : the European Parliament elections in the new EU member states (2012)
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Chiva, M. (2014). Gender, European integration and candidate recruitment : the European Parliament elections in the new EU member states. Parliamentary Affairs, 67(2), 458-494. https://doi.org/10.1093/pa/gss047

The paper investigates women's representation in the European Parliament delegations of the new member states by bringing together three distinct strands of scholarship: the second-order elections model, feminist theories of candidate recruitment and... Read More about Gender, European integration and candidate recruitment : the European Parliament elections in the new EU member states.

Profiles and characters : evolution of the representation of the user in social networks and role-playing games (2012)
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Hernandez Perez, M. (2012). Profiles and characters : evolution of the representation of the user in social networks and role-playing games. SEECI 2000 (Internet), XVI(28), 30-48. https://doi.org/10.15198/seeci.2012.28.30-48

Role-playing games -along with social networks- have become the most popular leisure activity online. This paper locates the origin of these web platforms in the digital evolution of collaborative narratives and role-playing games. In order to do s... Read More about Profiles and characters : evolution of the representation of the user in social networks and role-playing games.

The Darkest Corner: documenting institutional abuse and its consequences at the Abbey Theatre (2012)
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McCormick, S. (2012). The Darkest Corner: documenting institutional abuse and its consequences at the Abbey Theatre. Irish Studies Review, 20(2), 179-191. https://doi.org/10.1080/09670882.2012.679216

Documentary theatre, as a theatrical genre, has not maintained a continuous presence in Irish theatre. The Darkest Corner series, produced in 2010 by the Abbey Theatre, Dublin, Ireland's National Theatre is, therefore, one of the first examples of Ir... Read More about The Darkest Corner: documenting institutional abuse and its consequences at the Abbey Theatre.

Geolocation and voting : candidate-voter distance effects on party choice in the 2010 UK general election in England (2012)
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Arzheimer, K., & Evans, J. (2012). Geolocation and voting : candidate-voter distance effects on party choice in the 2010 UK general election in England. Political Geography, 31(5), 301-310. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.polgeo.2012.04.006

The effect of geographical distance between candidate and voter on vote-likelihood in the UK is essentially untested. In systems where constituency representatives vie for local inhabitants' support in elections, candidates living closer to a voter w... Read More about Geolocation and voting : candidate-voter distance effects on party choice in the 2010 UK general election in England.

Sino-Indian climate cooperation : implications for the international climate change regime (2012)
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Wu, F. (2012). Sino-Indian climate cooperation : implications for the international climate change regime. Journal of Contemporary China, 21(77), 827-843. https://doi.org/10.1080/10670564.2012.684966

The international climate change regime is comprised of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and its Kyoto Protocol. Under the regime, China and India, two of the largest developing countries, have been exempted from any binding... Read More about Sino-Indian climate cooperation : implications for the international climate change regime.

Bringing home the bacon : Matthew Herbert interview (2012)
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Cookney, D. (2012). Bringing home the bacon : Matthew Herbert interview

The development of the EU asylum policy : venue-shopping in perspective (2012)
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perspective. Journal of European Public Policy, 19(9), 1396-1413. https://doi.org/10.1080/13501763.2012.677191

The development of the EU asylum and migration policy is often explained as the result of ‘venue-shopping’, that is, the move by policy-makers to an EU policy venue in order to avoid national constraints. This article demonstrates that, contrary to... Read More about The development of the EU asylum policy : venue-shopping in perspective.

Book review: The FARC: the longest insurgency, by Garry Leech (2012)
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Garry Leech. Critical Studies on Terrorism, 5(1), 149-152. https://doi.org/10.1080/17539153.2012.659924

Typed art (2012)
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Handyside, S. (2012). Typed art

Blank Media Collective champions emerging artists, writers, musicians and performers by giving them a unique platform to showcase their work. The article relates to the recent Type Tarts Exhibition held in the University of Salford Media City comp... Read More about Typed art.

A design against crime intervention to reduce violence in the night-time economy (2012)
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Marselle, M., Wootton, A., & Hamilton, M. (2012). A design against crime intervention to reduce violence in the night-time economy. Security Journal, 25(2), 116-133. https://doi.org/10.1057/sj.2011.14

This article describes the research, development, implementation and evaluation of a design against crime intervention aimed at reducing violence against the person offences in Manchester's Gay Village (UK). Research found that violent crime could be... Read More about A design against crime intervention to reduce violence in the night-time economy.

Daniel Cookney interviews Timothy Saccenti (2012)
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Cookney, D. (2012). Daniel Cookney interviews Timothy Saccenti

Cinematic and aesthetic cartographies of subjective mutation (2012)
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Goddard, M. (2012). Cinematic and aesthetic cartographies of subjective mutation. Subjectivity, 5(1), 75-94. https://doi.org/10.1057/sub.2011.24

This article exmaines the use of cinema as a mapping of subjective mutation in the work of Deleuze, Gauttari and Berardi. Drawing on Deleuze's distinciton between the reduction of the art-work to the symptom and the idea of art as symptomatology, the... Read More about Cinematic and aesthetic cartographies of subjective mutation.