Vol 12, No 2 (2006)
Engagements
This is the first edition of Cultural Studies Review to be edited by John Frow (University of Melbourne) and Katrina Schlunke (University of Technology, Sydney). The new editors continue the tradition of publishing strong and rigorous work in cultural studies including work that is reflexive about its status as writing, and work that intervenes in culturally configured social problems.
Table of Contents
| Editorial | |
| John Frow, Katrina Schlunke | 7–8 |
Cultural Research
| Introduction | |
| Fiona Allon, Meaghan Morris | 11–16 |
| From Criticism to Research: The 'Textual' in the Academy | |
| Meaghan Morris | 17–32 |
| Between Sydney and Hong Kong: Doing Cultural Research without Guarantees | |
| Fiona Allon | 33–49 |
| Consumption: Why Does It Matter in Cultural Research? | |
| Kimburley Wing Yee Choi | 50–73 |
| Driving Cultures: Cars, Young People and Cultural Research | |
| Sarah Redshaw | 74–89 |
| From Cobra Grubs to Dragons: Negotiating the Politics of Representation in Cultural Research | |
| Tanja Dreher | 90–106 |
| Negotiating Culture, Economics and Community Politics: The Practice of Lei Yue Mun Tourism in Postcolonial Hong Kong | |
| Shun-Hing Chan, Iam-Chong Ip, Lisa Y.M. Leung | 107–28 |
| The Mask of Aging: Doing Cultural Research for a ‘Social Problem’ | |
| Kit-Ling Luk | 129–48 |
| Anti-Ageing Cultures, Biopolitics and Globalisation | |
| Brett Neilson | 149–64 |
| Contextual Utility and Practicality: Cultural Research for the School Community in Hong Kong | |
| Po-Keung Hui, Stephen C.K. Chan | 165–182 |
| From Cultural Studies to Cultural Research: Engaged Scholarship in the Twenty-first Century | |
| Ien Ang | 183–97 |
Reviews
| Rich Pickings | |
| Jean Duruz | 199–204 |
| Sensational Studies | |
| Peter Caldwell | 205–10 |
| The Desire for Connection—Shame and its Many Faces | |
| Mary Zournazi | 211–14 |
| Understanding Celebrity and the Public Sphere | |
| Leila Green | 215–225 |
| Sporting Authenticity | |
| Michael Moller | 226–230 |
ISSN 1837-8692
