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Publisher: Carfax Publishing, part of the Taylor & Francis Group

Volume 11, Number 2, 1 November 2001
Part 2: Globalization, Convergence, Identity: Ethnic Notions and National Identity
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Introduction: Global Conglomeration and the Performance of Local Identity
pp. 189-198(10)
Author: Caldwell J. T.

Uses of Japanese Popular Culture: Trans/nationalism and Postcolonial Desire for "Asia"
pp. 199-222(24)
Author: Iwabuchi K.

Cultural Technology Transfer: Redefining Content in the Chinese Television Industry
pp. 223-236(14)
Author: Keane M.

South Central: Black Writers and the Responsibility and Burden of Creating Black Characters for a Black Audience
pp. 237-248(12)
Author: Henderson F. D.

Why "Beulah" and "Andy" Still Play Today: Minstrelsy in the New Millennium
pp. 249-267(19)
Author: Haggins B. L.

Virtual Ethnicity: Incorporation, Diversity, and the Contemporary "Jewish" Sitcom
pp. 269-285(17)
Author: Brook V.

The Performance of Multicultual Identity in US Network Television: Shiny, Happy Popstars (Holding Hands)
pp. 287-307(21)
Author: Kim L. S.

Pop Goes the World
pp. 309-324(16)
Author: Mayer V.

Flow, Serialization, and Television in Denmark
pp. 325-339(15)
Author: Hojbjerg L.

Notes on Contributors
pp. 341-342(2)

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