Sex & money : feminism and political economy in the media / / Eileen R. Meehan, Ellen Riordan, editors.
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| Superior document: | Commerce and mass culture series |
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| Year of Publication: | 2002 |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Commerce and mass culture series.
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| Physical Description: | xiii, 312 p. |
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Table of Contents:
- Intersections and new directions : on feminism and political economy / Ellen Riordan
- Feminist theory and political economy : toward a friendly alliance / H. Leslie Steeves and Janet Wasko
- Something old, something new : lingering moments in the unhappy marriage of marxism and feminism / Lisa McLaughlin
- An un-suitable technology for a woman? : communication as circulation / Michele Martin
- The invisibility of the everyday : new technology and women's work / Ellen Balka
- The political economy of women's employment in the information sector / Stana Martin
- Sexual harassment as an economic concern : Swedish and American coverage of Astra / Nancy Hauserman
- Single moms, quota queens, and the model majority : putting "women" to work in the California Civil Rights Initiative / Roopali Mukherjee
- Selling women (down the river) : gendered relations and the political economy of broadcast news / Karen Ross
- Gender and the political economy of newsmaking : a case study of human rights coverage / Carolyn M. Byerly
- Weighing the transgressive star body of Shelley Duvall / Justin Wyatt
- Periodical pleasures : magazines for U.S. Latinas / Amy Beer
- Born to shop : teenage women and the marketplace in the postwar United States / Angela R. Record
- Niche market at last! : advertising and lesbian/gay identity / Fred Fejes
- Gendering the commodity audience : critical media research, feminism, and political economy / Eileen R. Meehan
- The thrill is gone : advertising, gender representation, and the loss of desire / Robin Andersen
- Xuxa at the borders of U.S. TV : checked for gender, race, and national identity / Ramona Curry and Angharad Valdivia.