Recycling old strategies and devices. What remains, an art project addressing disinformation campaigns (re)using strategies to delay industry regulation by Marloes de Valk

Subjects: “…artistic practices; digital countercultures; digital art and technologies; cultural Studies; journalism…”
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An American in Tangier: Interview with Paul Bowles by Karim Bejjit

“…Originally published in the <em>Moroccan Cultural Studies Journal</em> (Spring 1999).  <br />…”
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LE RELAZIONI PERICOLOSE. FRAINTENDIMENTI, BEFFE E FALSI TRA SCIENZE E HUMANITIES by Capone Francesca Romana

“…Indeed, the complex relationships between the “two cultures” in the past century can be analysed through three relevant examples of the main “pathologies” which affected interdisciplinary studies: Bergson’s interpretation of the Theory of Relativity, Thom’s implementation of Catastrophe Theory on Linguistics, and Sokal’s hoax against a cultural studies journal. Rethink critical issues and underline analogies and differences should help avoiding errors and misunderstandings which may exacerbate the mutual incommunicability. …”
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Years in Cultural Studies: 1983—Stuart Hall Visits Australia and North America by Mariah L Wellman

“…Further, I provide insight into an understudied conference held in Australia where Hall’s impact led to the birth of an Australian Cultural Studies journal. Finally, I provide an overview of some of the pivotal publications of the year, connecting ideas of hegemony, power and dominance, reflexivity and Marxism within a western context.…”
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Red Assembly: the work remains by Leslie Witz, Helena Pohlandt-McCormick, Gary Minkley, John Mowitt

“…The work that emerged from the encounter with Red, an art installation by Simon Gush and his collaborators, in the workshop 'Red Assembly', held in East London in August 2015, is assembled here in Kronos, the journal of southern African histories based at the University of the Western Cape, and previously in parallax, the cultural studies journal based at the University of Leeds published in May 2016. …”
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Intuitive dualism and afterlife beliefs: a cross-cultural study by Barrett, HC, Bolyanatz, A, Broesch, T, Cohen, EEA, Froerer, P, Kanovsky, M, Schug, MG, Laurence, S

Phonological and semantic devices in young children's poems: a cross-cultural study by Dowker, A, Krasowicz, G, Pinto, G, Roazzi, A, Smith, A

Maternal attitudes and behaviours differentially shape infant early life experience: a cross cultural study by Holden, E, Buryn-Weitzel, JC, Atim, S, Biroch, H, Donnellan, E, Graham, KE, Hoffman, M, Jurua, M, Knapper, CV, Lahiff, NJ, Marshall, S, Paricia, J, Tusiime, F, Wilke, C, Majid, A, Slocombe, KE

ОСОБЛИВОСТІ ВАЛЕНТНОСТІ НАЦІОНАЛЬНОЇ ІДЕНТИЧНОСТІ СТУДЕНТСЬКОЇ МОЛОДІ by Діана Володимирівна Піонтковська

“…It has been empirically found that the quantitative characteristics of valence of students’ national identity enrolled in specialties «Ukrainian Philology» and «History» are relatively higher compared to students enrolled in such specialties as «Philosophy», «Culture Studies», «Journalism», «Medicine», «Law», «Mathematics»,    «Geodesy», «Transport Technologies» («Road Transport»), «Social Pedagogy», «Logopediya» and «Psychology». …”
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