Shanghai: Retromodernity: a city of ‘other people’s dreams’ (This chapter is due to be published in 2011) This chapter will begin by looking at Shanghai as a key site for the encounter between Chinese tradition and Western Modernity; Shanghai emerges as a city in which these two complex forces are re-negotiated within a new kind [...]
This is a revised and extended version of Justin’s 2007 Critical Bibliography of the Culture and Creative Industries commissioned by Creative Partnership. In it, Justin provided a comprehensive historical review of the culture and creative industries with a new conclusion reflected on the fate of culture industries influenced by the new social media.
Justin O’Connor and Xin Gu are attending the AAG 2011 in Seattle. Panel Session: Taking Matters into third hands: intermediaries and the organization of the creative economy Session organized by: Bas van Heur (Maastricht University) Doreen Jacob (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) Abstract:
Researchers in this project are included in the publication of the new series of Cultures & Globalization (Volume 5): Dan Hill Title: Cities and Cyberspace Justin O’Connor and Gu Xin Title: Shanghai: Retromodernity: the City of ‘Other People’s Dreams’ Justin O’Connor Title: Manchester: Original Modern: Popular Culture as Resource
Theme: Cultural Intermediaries in Context: Locating Identity and Practice in the Formation of Value Submission deadline: 31st Dec 2010 For more information, please refer to the website of ‘European Journal of Cultural Studies’ @ http://ecs.sagepub.com/content/by/year
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