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Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- List of figures and tables -- Acknowledgements -- List of acronyms and abbreviations -- 1. Introduction: Understanding China's Transition to an Innovation-driven Economy: Politics, History, and Context -- Introduction -- Themes and arguments -- New dimensions of growth and competitiveness -- Institutions and hyperglobalisation -- Understanding China's industrial upgrading -- Methodology -- Structure of the book -- 2. Theorising Institutions, Innovation, and Development in China -- Introduction -- New institutional economics -- Historical institutionalism -- The developmental state -- The China model -- The Murdoch School -- Conclusion -- 3. China's Pursuit of Technological Upgrading in Historical Perspective: What Drives Institutional Change? -- Introduction -- Dual strategies: Foreign technology and domestic R& -- D (1980-2000) -- A new narrative: Indigenous innovation and leapfrog development (2001-2012) -- Race to the future: Competition over emerging technologies (2013-present) -- Explaining variegated institutional outcomes -- Conclusion -- 4. The Rise of Big Tech: China's Digital Dilemma -- Introduction -- Understanding the rise of Chinese Big Tech -- Shift of national strategy to empower internet technology -- Market power, political ties, and contestation -- Artificial intelligence and cybersecurity -- New contenders -- Restraining Big Tech -- Conclusion -- 5. Institutional Reform and Contestation in China's New-energy Vehicle Market -- Introduction -- A crucial driver of development -- Market access for technology -- The shift to new-energy vehicles -- Subsidies and licence arrangements -- Zero-emission vehicle mandate -- Limits of state activism -- Scaling back NEV subsidies -- Resistance to ZEVs -- Tesla in China -- Conclusion.

Intro -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Contributors -- List of Pictures -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1: Gender, Identity and Displacement: Nexus Requirements for a Critical Epistemology -- Introduction -- References -- Part I: Methodologies and the Production of Knowledge in Forced Migration Contexts -- Chapter 2: Production of Knowledge and Methodologies in Conflict Induced Displacement and Forced Migration -- Introduction -- Conflict Induced Displacement and Forced Migration: A Brief Overview -- Production of Knowledge and Methodologies -- Quantitative Versus Qualitative Study: Making the Right Choices -- Case Study: Kasoli Salwa Judum Camp, Dantewada (Chhattisgarh) -- What Was Salwa Judum? -- Research Setting -- Methodology -- The Everyday Life of People of Kasoli -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 3: What Is Feminist About Studying Women's Forced Migration -- Introduction -- References -- Chapter 4: Interrogating Camps in Forced Migration Studies: The Exceptionality of South Asia -- Introduction -- The Historical Context of Camp Formation -- Camps: As a Humanitarian Space and Its Emergent Socio-Political Configurations -- 'Exceptionality' of Camps in South Asia -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 5: Gender, Dispossession, and Ethics of Witnessing: Method as Intervention -- Introduction -- Critical Scholarship as Praxis -- From Feminization of Migration to Gendered Analysis of Mass Human Mobility -- Dialectics of Positionality and Scholarship -- Witnessing as Responsibility -- Conclusion: Method as Intervention -- Chapter 6: On Research, the Politics of Migrations and the Materiality of the Global: Views Out of Place -- Introduction -- Scholars' Activism and the Militant Research Conundrum -- Beyond the North/South Dichotomy: Knowledge and Power Going Global -- The Politics of Forced Migration.

Part I. Pandemic Borders, Belonging, and Exclusion -- 1. Spaces of Solidarity and Spaces of Exception: Migration and Membership During Pandemic Times (Anna Triandafyllidou) -- 2. (In)Essential Bordering: Canada, COVID, and Mobility (Audrey Macklin) -- 3. Territorial and Digital Borders and Migrant Vulnerability Under a Pandemic Crisis (Petra Molnar) -- 4. Vulnerability and Resilience in the Covid-19 Crisis: Race, Gender, and Belonging (Eileen Boris) -- 5. Sanctuary Cities and Covid-19: The Case of Canada (Mireille Paquet, Noémie Benoit, Idil Atak, Meghan Joy, Graham Hudson, and John Shields) -- Part II. Pandemics and 'Essential' Migrants -- 6. Migrant Care Labour, Covid-19, and the Long-Term Care Crisis: Achieving Solidarity for Care Providers and Recipients (Lena Gahwi and Margaret Walton-Roberts) -- 7. Pandemic Shock Absorbers: Domestic Workers' Activism at the Intersection of Immigrants' and Workers' Rights (Anna Rosińska and Elizabeth Pellerito) -- 8. Essential Farmworkers and the Pandemic Crisis: Migrant Labour Conditions, and Legal and Political Responses in Italy and Spain (Alessandra Corrado and Letizia Palumbo) -- 9. The Entangled Infrastructures of International Student Migration: Lessons from Covid-19 (Parvati Raghuram and Gunjan Sondhi) -- 10. Voluntary and Forced Return Migration Under a Pandemic Crisis (Zeynep Sahin Mencutek) -- 11. Return Migration from the Gulf Region to India Amidst COVID-19 (S Irudaya Rajan and H. Arokkiaraj) -- 12. Internal Migration and the Covid-19 Pandemic in India (S Irudaya Rajan and R. B. Bhagat).

Intro -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Primitivism, Modernity and Revolution in the Twentieth Century: The Case of Psychiatry -- Psychiatry, Progress and 'Primitivism' After the Socialist Revolution -- Peripherality, Global South and European Civilisation: Non-aligned Psychiatry -- 3 Psychotherapy as Revolutionary Praxis -- Raising Self-Managing Marxists: Socialist Psychiatry and the Pursuit of Freedom -- Marxism, Revolution and Psychoanalysis -- Stamping Out the Authoritarian Family -- Activism in Psychotherapeutic Consulting Rooms -- Restoring Patients' Humanity -- 4 Authoritarian Psychiatry -- Goli Otok and Early Yugoslav Psychoanalysis -- Wartime Origins of 'Re-education' Experiments -- The Pedagogy of Self-Management -- Psychotherapeutic Techniques -- 'Re-education' in Context -- Punitive Psychiatry in Yugoslavia -- Normality, Pathology and the Origins of Mental Illness -- Anti-Psychiatry in the East -- Conditions and Therapy in Psychiatric Prison Hospitals -- 5 Global Imaginations and Non-alignment: Waging War Against Backwardness -- East European Pioneers in Transcultural Psychiatry -- Transcultural Psychiatry: The Birth of a New Field -- Eastern Europe and Guinea -- Colonial Psychiatry and Its Legacies -- The Problem of a 'Primitive' Patient -- 'Revolutionary Personality' -- 'New Cross-Cultural Psychiatry' in the Socialist World -- 6 'Psy' Sciences Beyond the Consulting Room -- Yugoslav Cinematography and the 'Psy' Sciences -- Praxis Intellectuals and Their Critique of the Revolution -- 7 Epilogue: War Trauma and the Breakup of Yugoslavia -- War and Child Psychiatrists -- PTSD and National Legitimation Strategies -- 'Trauma' and Erased Memories of the War in Serbia -- Psychoanalysis as a Tool in Political Warfare -- 8 Conclusion -- Psychiatry and Revolution -- Eastern Europe and Global Psychiatry.

Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- 1: (Re)Making "Gender", (Un)Making "Eastern Europe". Introduction -- "Gender" and Feminism After State Socialism -- Freeze-Frame: "Gender Experts" and "Gender Expertise" -- The Global Call for "Gender" -- Multiple Meanings of "Gender" in the 1990s -- Brief Literature Overview -- Generations of Research and Researchers -- The Mixed Assessment of Gender Studies in the Eastern European Post-socialist Academia -- Mapping the "East-West Misunderstanding" in Feminism -- Matter-Of-Fact International Circulations of People and Ideas -- Making and Unmaking "Eastern Europe" -- "Gender" as a Socialisation Platform -- Recovering the "Voice" of the Former "Second World" -- A Transnational Space of Political Praxis and Knowledge Production -- The Post-socialist Transformations Magnified by the Lenses of "Gender" -- Doing the Sociology of a Transnational Melting Pot -- "Locating the Fieldwork" -- Sources and Data -- Fieldwork as a Social Encounter -- Unfolding the Argument-The Outline of the Book -- Bibliography -- Reports and Activist Publications -- Press -- General References -- Part I: Transnational Mobilisations: From Discovering the "Post-socialist Other" to Professional Activism Beyond Borders -- 2: Reviving Feminist Internationalism After the Cold War -- Transatlantic Conversations -- A "Feminist Powerhouse" -- "US Writers, Professors, Feminist Activists" -- Eastern European Feminists "In-Between" -- "Sisterhood" Versus "Difference": An Iterative Debate, a Historically Situated Outcome -- Bibliography -- Reports and Activist Publications -- Press -- General References -- 3: The "NGO-isation of Feminism" in the Making -- Feminism as a "Trademark" -- Towards the "NGO Form" -- Inventing and Practicing Lateral Solidarity at a Distance -- An Expert Look and an Informal Habitus.

Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Preface -- A Queer Boy from the Valleys -- Beginnings -- Everyday life -- Being queer -- London Calling -- Forging an identity -- The lure of the city -- On the margins -- Getting political -- Dreams of Liberation -- 'The turning point of our lives' -- Doing it -- High tide -- Remaking personal life -- Writing the Revolution -- Writing as activism -- Troubling identities -- Gay leftism -- Endings and beginnings -- Making History Personal -- The personal as history -- Writing the history of homo/sexuality -- History from below -- Into sociology -- Constructing controversies -- Making links -- Love and Loss -- San Francisco: August 1981 -- 'Love and passion, still in fashion' -- Fear and loathing -- The Long March renewed? -- 'Pretended family relationships' -- In memoriam -- Intimacy Matters -- Legitimation through disaster -- Love again -- Getting better? -- Bonding -- All the Way Home -- Party time -- All change? -- Left behind? -- My tribe -- Globally yours -- Farewell -- Memory, memories -- Photographs -- 1. War time wedding 1944 -- 2. Babes in arms 1948 -- 3. With Santa, Dennis and Dad 1949 -- 4. Student 1965 -- 5. With Angus 1972 -- 6. Portrait by David Hutter 1972 -- 7. Gay Left 1977 -- 8. On the march, with Emmanuel Cooper 1977 -- 9. Gay News book award 1978 -- 10. Angus as potter mid-1980s -- 11. Mark and Jeffrey 1992 -- 12. Civil Partnership 2006 -- 13. With Mam 2008 -- 14. With Mariela Castro, Cuba 2013 -- 15. Conferencing in Mexico, November 2015 -- 16. Exhibition in memory of Angus, Ruthin, Wales, 2018, with Mark and Ziggy.

Intro -- Contents -- About the Author -- 1 Introduction -- Questions for Discussion -- References -- 2 Languages Heal -- 2.1 Access and Preservation of Oral Literature -- 2.2 Access and Preservation of Legacy Materials -- 2.3 Documentation to Support Language Learning -- 2.4 Documentation to Support Literacy -- 2.5 Documentation of Traditional Knowledge -- 2.5.1 Documenting Ethnobotany -- 2.5.2 Documenting Agricultural Practices -- 2.5.3 Documenting Ethnozoology -- 2.6 Documentation of Music and Verbal Art -- 2.7 Documentation for Healthcare -- 2.8 Documentation for Wellness -- 2.9 Why Language Documentation Matters -- Questions for Discussion -- References -- 3 Languages Inform -- 3.1 Language and Cognition -- 3.2 Language History -- 3.3 Verbal Art -- 3.4 Conclusion -- Questions for Discussion -- References -- 4 Reasons for Endangerment -- 4.1 Natural Disasters -- 4.2 Genocide, Disease, Resettlement -- 4.3 Political Instability -- 4.4 World Languages, Lingua Francas -- 4.5 Minority Status, Language Policy -- 4.6 Conclusion -- Questions for Discussion -- References -- 5 Supporting Linguistic Vitality -- 5.1 Language Surveys -- 5.2 Language Catalogs and Databases -- 5.2.1 Ethnologue -- 5.2.2 Glottolog -- 5.2.3 ELCat -- 5.2.4 Conclusion -- 5.3 Digital Language Archives -- 5.4 Funding Research and Training -- 5.5 Language Revitalization -- 5.5.1 Revitalization Programs -- 5.5.2 New Media and Technologies for Revitalization -- 5.5.3 Revitalization Through Activism -- 5.6 Conclusion -- Questions for Discussion -- References -- 6 Methods in Language Documentation and Description -- 6.1 What to Document -- 6.2 How to Add Value to Documentation -- 6.2.1 Recording -- 6.2.2 Transcription -- 6.2.3 Translation -- 6.3 Products of Language Documentation and Description -- 6.3.1 Dictionaries and Wordlists in Paper, Online, and Phone App Formats.

"Even in the midst of a nationwide surge of bias and incidents against them, Asians from coast to coast have quietly assumed mastery of the nation's technical and intellectual machinery and become essential American workers. Yet, they've been forced to do so in the face of policy proposals-written in the name of diversity-excluding them from the upper ranks of the elite. Going beyond the Students for Fair Admission (SFFA) v. Harvard case, Xu unearths the skewed logic rippling countrywide, from Mayor Bill de Blasio's attempted makeover of New York City's Specialized School programs to the battle over "diversity" quotas in Google's and Facebook's progressive epicenters, to the rise of Asian American activism in response to unfair perceptions and admission practices. In An Inconvenient Minority, journalist Kenny Xu traces elite America's longstanding unease about a minority potentially upending them. Leftist agendas, such as eliminating standardized testing, doling out racial advantages to "preferred" minorities, and lumping Asians into "privileged" categories despite their deprived historical experiences have spurred Asian Americans to act. Asian Americans' time is now, as they increase their direct action and amplify their voices in the face of mounting anti-Asian attacks. An Inconvenient Minority chronicles the political and economic repression and renaissance of a long ignored racial identity group-and how they are central to reversing America's cultural decline and preserving the dynamism of the free world."--Amazon.com

Chapter 1. Introduction : Sport, development and environmental sustainability : issues and controversies / With Rob Millington, Simon C. Darnell -- Chapter 2. Add sport and stir? : The SDGs and sport-environment-development / With Larry A. Swatuk -- Chapter 3. Golf, the environment, and development : Past, present, and future / With Brad Millington, Brian Wilson -- Chapter 4. Approaching sport and the environment through immersive education technologies / With Kyle Bunds -- Chapter 5. Postcolonialism, pristine natures, and producing the village green : Pastoral Englishness in Indian cricket-themed gated communities / With Devra Waldman, Gavin Weedon -- Chapter 6. From the IOC Sport and Environment Commission to Sustainability and Legacy Commission : The prospects for the environmental sustainability legacy of Olympic Games host nations under Agenda 2020 / With John Karamichas -- Chapter 7. Ecological modernization in 2018 PyeongChang Winter Games : The elitist and unjust environmental performance / With Kyoung-yim Kim -- Chapter 8. Of mosquitoes and mega-events : Urban political ecologies of the more-than-human city / With Carolyn Prouse -- Chapter 9. Neoliberalism and competitive nationalism : What the 2010 Commonwealth Games and 1982 Asian Games reveal about India's development trajectory / With Mitu Sengupta -- Chapter 10. Examining outdoor recreation as an approach to promote youth engagement in environmental activism / With Tanya Halsall, Tanya Forneris -- Chapter 11. Indigenous peoples, sport and sustainability / With Dan Henhawk, Richard Norman -- Chapter 12. Co-transforming through shared understandings of land-based practices in Sport for Development and Peace / With Victoria Paraschak, Michael Heine.

Intro -- Preface -- References -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1: Post-multicultural Realities Distorted by Pre-multicultural Ideologies -- Chinese in Australia -- Theoretical Contexts -- Studies of New Chinese Migration to Australia -- Merit-based Immigration Systems -- Medium-term Policy Impact and Evaluation -- Towards a New Approach -- Organisation of the Book -- References -- Chapter 2: Australia's New Immigration Selection Tetralogy -- Economic Restructuring -- Shifting the Focus of Immigration -- Utilitarian Use of Immigration -- The Community Reformed by the New Tetralogy -- References -- Chapter 3: Chinese Entrepreneurialism and Australia's China-dependent Economy -- Post-migration Realities in Australia -- Riding on Two Waves of Transformation -- Becoming a China-Reliant Economy -- References -- Chapter 4: Australian Responses to the Rise of Chinese Immigration -- Australia's Long-held Fear of China -- Competition in Secondary School Education -- Growing Distance from Each Other -- Chinese as Scapegoats for High Housing Prices -- References -- Chapter 5: Chinese as Voting Blocs in Australian Politics -- Chinese Voters as Pro-Labor -- The Community Disrupted by Major Political Parties -- The 2017 Bennelong By-Election -- References -- Chapter 6: Integration-Inspired Community Activism and Pushing the Bamboo Ceiling in Australia -- A New Breed of Non-timid Chinese -- Enthusiastic Responses to Integration in Australia -- Protecting the Rights of Migrants and New Tensions -- The Double-Edged Bridging Role -- References -- Chapter 7: Established Elites Challenged by the Historical Shift Towards Asia -- The Persistence of the Pringle-Horne Phenomenon -- Reluctance to be Part of Asia -- Tackling the New Realities Without Understanding -- References.

Cover -- Full Title Page -- Series Page -- Dedication -- Copyright page -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- I: SETTING THE SCENE -- Introduction | Out of an Orange-Coloured Sky -- II: THE TORY FALL AND THE NDP VICTORY -- 1 | Politics, Alberta Style: The Rise and Fall of the Progressive Conservatives, 1971-2015 -- 2 | Death of a Dynasty: The Tories and the 2015 Election -- 3 | Ready for Rachel: The Alberta NDP's 2015 Campaign -- 4 | Marginally Better: Polling in the 2015 Alberta Election -- 5 | Alberta Politics Online: Digital Retail Politics and Grassroots Growth, 2006-16 -- III: OIL SANDS, CARBON TAX, AND PIPELINES -- 6 | Betting on Bitumen: Lougheed, Klein, and Notley -- 7 | The Politics of Alberta's Carbon Tax -- 8 | Notley: The Accidental Pipeline Advocate -- IV: THE NDP IN POWER -- 9 | After Forty-Four Years: The Alberta New Democrats and the Transition to Government -- 10 | Fiscal Constraints on the Orange Chinook -- 11 | Beyond the "Lovey-Dovey Talk": The Orange Chinook and Indigenous Activism -- 12 | Alberta's Cities under the NDP -- 13 | The End of Exceptionalism: Post-rural Politics in Alberta -- V: NOTLEY'S GOVERNING STYLE -- 14 | A League of Their Own: Alberta's Women Party Leaders -- 15 | Notley and the Beast: An Analysis of the Crisis Communication of Rachel Notley during the 2016 Wildfire -- VI: ALBERTA'S FUTURE POLITICAL SYSTEM -- 16 | What's Past is Prologue: Ontario 1990 and Alberta 2015 -- 17 | Out of the Blue: Goodbye Tories, Hello Jason Kenney -- APPENDICES -- CONTRIBUTORS -- INDEX -- Back Cover

Intro -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Author's Note -- Introduction -- Part I Early Development -- 1. India Before the Millennium: Only Indira Gandhi Was Disruptive -- Part II Finance and Economy -- 2. Living Dangerously with a Troubled Legacy: The Chimera of Achhe Din -- 3. Jan Dhan and Demonetisation: A Political Gain and Economic Loss -- 4. GST: Reform Done, Revamp Needed for a Business-Friendly Solution -- Part III Energy -- 5. Coal Makes a New Beginning: Production and Distribution Revives -- 6. Opportunity to Build Oil Infrastructure Lost: High Taxes Hurt the Consumer -- 7. A Remarkable Progress in Renewable Energy: Solar, Wind Cheaper Than Fossils -- Part IV Manufacturing and Infrastructure -- 8. Mining in the Pits: Activism and Illegal Mining Continues -- 9. Infrastructure: Reasonable Growth but Environmental Concerns Remain -- 10. Manufacturing: Moving Out of the Woods but Slowly -- Part V Food and Agriculture -- 11. Volatility in Food Prices: Can It Be Controlled? -- 12. Indian Agriculture at Crossroads: New Direction Needed -- Part VI Social Sector -- 13. MGNREGA: Need Wage Distribution and Rural Asset Building -- 14. Swachh Bharat Mission: Is Rural India Using the Toilets Build? -- Part VII Employment -- 15. Jobs Are Growing, but So Are Educated Unemployed -- 16. Entrepreneurship: Start-Ups Flourish, Unicorns Prosper -- Part VIII Digital India -- 17. Telecom: A Growth Story Despite Call Drops -- 18. IT Sector: Facing Global Headwinds -- Part IX The Way Ahead -- 19. Managing Future Risks -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index -- About the Authors.

Cover -- Contents -- List of tables, figures and boxes -- Acknowledgements -- An overview of the book -- 1 Public health practice in context -- Introduction -- The evolution of empowerment in public health practice -- Why we are where we are today in public health practice -- Professional power and empowerment -- Public health practice and the interpretation of health -- 2 Power and empowerment -- What is power? -- Power-from-within -- Power-over -- Power-with -- Powerlessness -- Zero-sum and non-zero-sum power -- Empowerment: the means to attaining power -- 4 Helping individuals to become empowered -- Autonomy and empowerment -- Overcoming powerlessness -- Practitioners as more effective communicators -- Promoting problem-solving skills -- Harm reduction -- Fear-based interventions -- Moral suasion -- 6 Helping groups to become more critically aware -- Introduction -- Lay epidemiology -- Storytelling -- Self-help groups -- Photovoice -- Health literacy -- Strategies for collective decision-making -- 7 Helping communities to become empowered -- What is a 'community'? -- Engaging with communities -- Community empowerment as a 5-point continuum -- Personal action -- Small groups and empowerment -- Community-based organisations and empowerment -- Partnerships and empowerment -- Social and political action -- Health social movements -- Activism -- 8 Helping communities to become empowered in disease outbreaks -- Introduction -- Risk communication -- Health communication -- How communities empower themselves in disease outbreaks -- Community-led ebola action -- Community-led quarantines -- Community managed cross-border issues -- Addressing community rumours -- Effective rumour management -- Resolving community conflict -- 9 Helping migrant populations to become empowered -- Migration and migrants -- Raising the awareness of migrants.

Intro -- Global Cultures of Contestation -- Contents -- Editors and Contributors -- Chapter 1 Introduction: Global Cultures of Contestation -- Mobility -- Sustainability -- Aesthetics -- Connectivity -- Works Cited -- Chapter 2 The Square and Beyond: Trajectories and Implications of the Square Occupations -- Introduction -- Our Research -- Local Roots of the Square Movements -- The Square Experience -- Beyond the Squares -- A Global Movement? -- Conclusions -- Works cited -- Chapter 3 Weak Resistance in Semi-Peripheries: The Emergence of Non-Heroic Counterpublics -- For a Weak Universalism: From Avant-Garde to Selfie-Activism -- From Public Sphere to Counterpublics and the Common -- Creating Counterpublics: The 2007 Polish Nurses' Strike -- Beyond the Habermasian Public Sphere -- Globalizing Counterpublics: The Revolts of the Ordinary -- From Revolts of the Weak to Non-Heroic Counterpublics -- Conclusion -- Works Cited -- Chapter 4 Challenging the Nation-State's Territorial Integrity through Contestation: Secessionist Rallies in Catalonia -- Introduction -- How Did We Get Here? An Overview of the Catalan Secessionist Movement -- The Mobilization Factor -- A Discussion on Agency: Who Pulls the Strings? -- Final Remarks -- Works Cited -- Chapter 5 A Radical Reframing of Civil Disobedience: "Illegal" Migration and Whistleblowing -- Radicalizing Civil Disobedience -- "Illegal" Migration as Civil Disobedience? -- Disrupting Undemocratic Private-Public Partnerships -- Conclusion -- Works Cited -- Chapter 6 Biopolitical and Phenomenological Underpinnings of Embodied Contestation: Further Reflections on Creative Insurgency -- Introduction -- The Body, Political Power, and Contestation -- Biopolitics -- Phenomenology -- Conclusion -- Works Cited -- Chapter 7 Whose Space Is It Anyway? Practices of Protest and Strategies of Authority in Egypt

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Figures and Table -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: The Convergence of Two Critical Approaches -- PART I: Foundations -- 1 Media Theories and the Crossroads of Critical Animal and Media Studies -- 2 The Political Economy behind the Oppression of Other Animals: Interest and Influence -- 3 Suffering Is Not Enough: Media Depictions of Violence to other Animals and Social Change -- 4 Consumer Vision: Speciesism, Misogyny, and Media -- 5 Origins of Oppression, Speciesist Ideology, and the Mass Media -- PART II: Representation -- 6 Mixed Messages: Opinion Pieces by Representatives of US Nonhuman-Advocacy Organizations -- 7 Getting (Green) Beef: Anti-Vegan Rhetoric and the Legitimizing of Eco-Friendly Oppression -- 8 The Creation of a Killer Species: Cultural Rupture in Representations of 'Urban Foxes' in UK Newspapers -- 9 (Black) "Man v. Cheetah": Perpetuations and Transformations of the Rhetoric of Racism -- 10 Looking at Humans Looking at Animals -- 11 This Little Piggy Went to Press: The American News Media's Construction of Animals in Agriculture -- 12 Puppy Love? Animal Companions in the Media -- PART III: Responsibility -- 13 Respectful Representation: An Animal Issues Style Guide for All Media Practitioners -- 14 Media Activism and Animal Advocacy: What's Film Got to Do with It? -- 15 Adidas's Black Market Goes to Court: Media and Animal Advocacy Lawsuits -- 16 Tears, Connections, Action! Teaching Critical Animal and Media Studies -- Conclusion -- Discussion Questions from Chapters -- Contributors -- Index.