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America, Europe, and the crescent of crisis / Ivo Daalder, Nicole Gnesotto, and Philip Gordon -- A common approach to Iran / Kenneth M. Pollack -- The Iranian nuclear crisis / Bruno Tertrais -- Israel-Palestine : U.S. strategy for resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict / Martin Indyk -- Putting the Israeli-Palestinian peace process back on track / Yezid Sayigh -- Syria and Lebanon : different roads to Damascus / Flynt Leverett -- Promoting democracy and human rights in Lebanon and Syria / Eva Goes and Reinoud Leenders -- Iraq: from democratization to governance / James Dobbins -- Trying to reconstitute the Iraqi state: a European perspective / Toby Dodge -- Afghanistan : proposals for improved stability in Afghanistan / Barnett R. Rubin -- Afghanistan : elements of transatlantic nation-building strategy / Michael Schmunk -- Pakistan and the crescent of crisis / Stephen P. Cohen -- The case of Pakistan : a strategy for Europe / Jean-Luc Racine -- A common U.S.-European strategy on the crescent of crisis / Ivo Daalder, Nicole Gnesotto, and Philip Gordon

Intro -- Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- List of Figures -- Introduction: Media and Genre -- 1 Genre and Aesthetics -- 2 Genre and Culture -- Genre and Structure -- Genre and Discourse -- Genre and Mediality -- 3 Genres in Media and Cultural Theory -- 4 Transmedial and Transnational Perspectives -- 5 Re-examining Genres in Film Studies -- References -- Part I: Genres in Media and Cultural Theory -- Genre in Action: The Impossibility and Value of Genre Analysis -- 1 Critical Legacies: Genre and Authorship -- 2 Action as Genre, Genres and Mode: Managing Genre's Impossibility -- 3 Genre: Histories and Chronologies -- 4 Action and Models of Television Genre -- 5 Games, Gameplay and Spaces of Action/Adventure -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- Trespass: Genre, Author, and Play in the Discourse of Media Aesthetics -- 1 State of Theory: Genre Studies and Auteurism -- 2 Trespass and the Last Adventure -- 3 Blackness (Re)Assigned -- 4 Genre Politics as Media Aesthetics of Formalization -- 5 Conclusion: The Genius of the Genre System -- References -- Staging Revolutions: Hamilton. An American Musical, Genre Affordances, and the Political Dynamics of Cultural Circulation -- 1 The Genre Politics of Hamilton -- 2 The Event of Hamilton, Historiographic Metatheatre and the Question of Social Efficacy -- 3 Epilogue -- References -- Part II: Transmedial and Transnational Perspectives -- A New Genre Arena? Questions of Genre in the Digital Age of Promotional Media -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Genre and Promotional Media -- 3 Working Genre in the Digital Age: Three Cases -- The Making of a World -- Tweeting about Family -- Teasing the Familiar -- 4 Conclusion -- References -- Political Genres of Online Animation: Genre Theory, Animation Studies, and Digital Media -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Animation and Genre -- 3 Animation and Digital Media.

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