JK
Publications
- ‘The race for space’: capitalism, the country and the city in Britain under COVID-19
- Gender, Media and Voice
- Introduction: anger, media, and feminism: the gender politics of mediated rage
- The UWE Student Occupation
- Arriving late to the party? Histories of cultural studies as resources of hope
- Gender, Media and Protest
- ‘The Sunday Times among Them’: Good Afternoon!, and the Gendering of Afternoon Television in the 1970s
- Framing the cuts: An analysis of the BBC’s discursive framing of the ConDem cuts agenda
- Xenofeminism
- Speaking Bitterness
- The Wedding Spectacle in Contemporary Media and Culture
- Abject desires in the age of anger
- The politics of the traumatised voice
- On joining the editorial team of European Journal of Cultural Studies in its 25th year
- Introduction to the first edition of Cultural Commons
- Culture and commoning in a time of coronavirus: Introduction to a Cultural Commons special section on COVID-19
- “Stay the fuck at home!”: feminism, family and the private home in a time of coronavirus
- Domesticating the Airwaves
- Feminist anger and feminist respair
- Re-enchanting the crisis: Reflections on rurality, futurity and COVID-19 in the United Kingdom
- Cultural commons: Critical responses to COVID-19, part 2
- Book Review: Jim McGuigan, Raymond Williams: Cultural Analyst
- Gender and Transnational Media
- “I am against Americanizing England. Ordinary TV does not seem to have an elevating influence”: class, gender, public anxiety, and the responses to the arrival of commercial television in the Mass Observation Archive, UK
- Introduction to a commentary and criticism section on gender and transnational media
- A life lasts longer than the body through which it moves: An introduction to a special Cultural Commons section on Raymond Williams
- The reactionary turn in popular feminism
- From femcels to ‘femcelcore’: Women’s involuntary celibacy and the rise of heteronihilism
- Through the looking glass: Feminism and reactionary politics in the digital hall of mirrors