Continuum: Journal of Media & Cultural Studies

Performing terror, anti-terror, and public affect: Towards an analytical framework
pp. 141-151(11)
Author: Harindranath, R.

Distancing the extraordinary: Audience understandings of discourses of 'radicalization'
pp. 153-164(12)
Authors: O'Loughlin, Ben; Boudeau, Carole; Hoskins, Andrew

'Securitainment' in the post-9/11 era
pp. 165-175(11)
Author: Andrejevic, Mark

Cultural threats, cop drama, and 'community PR': Diversity and security cultures in EastWest101
pp. 177-188(12)
Author: McClean, Georgie

Messages from the apocalypse: Security issues in American TV series
pp. 189-199(11)
Author: Stockwell, Stephen

Fantasies of control: Numb3rs, scientific rationalism, and the management of everyday security risks
pp. 201-211(11)
Author: Wilken, Rowan

Televising counter terrorism: Torture, denial, and exception in the case of 24
pp. 213-225(13)
Author: Nikolaidis, Aristotelis

No laughing matter? Comedy and the politics of the terrorist/victim
pp. 227-237(11)
Author: Seja, Nina

Towards a history of listening and surveillance
pp. 239-249(11)
Author: Tebbutt, John

Using secrecy to fight terrorism? Access, homeland security, and the 'mosaic theory' as a rationale for closure
pp. 251-259(9)
Authors: Davis, Charles; Albert, Michelle

A war about meaning: A case study of media contestation of the Australian anti-terror laws
pp. 261-271(11)
Author: Bossio, Diana

Fourth estate or government lapdog? The role of the Australian media in the counter-terrorism context
pp. 273-283(11)
Author: McGarrity, Nicola

Counter-terrorism and information: The NSI Act, fair trials, and open, accountable government
pp. 285-297(13)
Author: Rix, Mark