Cathy Greenfield
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3649341 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Cathy Greenfield |
| NOMBRES | Cathy |
| APELLIDO | Greenfield |
| FIRMA | GREENFIELD C |
| AFILIACIONES | RMIT University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6656-0543 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 31 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1988 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Planetary Pedagogies in a Pluriverse of Relations
This article brings together a transdisciplinary collective of academics to critically explore the impacts of planetary thinking across the higher education sector in settler colonial Australia. Growing out of weekly critical practice dialogues between scholars in the fields of Indigenous studies, education, design, philosophy, geography, art, literary studies, communication, urban research and political science, the authors undertake a plurivers…
The politics of transforming social relations of work
The politics of transforming social relations of work: making sense of a coworking hub in an outer-urban region
From Shadowy Zone to Daily Routine
This paper contributes to accounts of the role of finance and financialization in Australia. We examine recent signs of disenchantment with financialization, then show how it is difficult to yoke contemporary instabilities in a dominant, financeled governmental regime to wider projects for change given the normalization of finance culture in Australia. The paper describes and analyzes this normalization, paying particular attention to the part va…
Building Political Economic Literacy in an Unexpected Place
How important is it for journalism, media, public relations and communication studies students more generally to acquire literacy in political economy? How possible is it for this to happen while maintaining now established specialized communication, journalism, media, public relations degrees or at least professional strands within communication degrees? A recent media campaign in Australia over a proposed mining tax throws into relief communica…
Financialization, finance rationality and the role of media in Australia
This article aims to contribute to understanding the role of media in financialization, understood as the composite of practices involved in making finance central to present-day capitalism and everyday life. To focus on financialization is to consider how it has come to be that the sovereignty of national governments has been eroded by their embedding within a globalized financial environment where financial markets and credit-rating agencies ar…
Limiting Politics
The electoral terms of the federal Coalition government under Prime Minister John Howard have been characterised by a blend of economic fundamentalism, neo-assimilationist social agendas, privatisation of infrastructure and of risk, and nostalgic politics. This is a particular Australian version of a wider neo-liberalism and, given the leadership role of the Prime Minister in this amalgam of doctrines and policies but also its considerably wider …
The Sporting Gamble
Sport is historically developed, institutionally organised, politically charged and culturally communicated. Sport is also about time and space and bodies. Media sport - configured as drama - routinely presents audiences with particular, persuasive ways of understanding these materialities, in ways that work over and consolidate social relations of power between genders, nationalities, 'races'. We note some pre-Sydney 2000 media examples which ma…
Visibility and celebration
Women 88 (Film Australia) 1988; Women in Change (Film Australia — Bicentennial National Schools Program) 1988
The zero‐sum of populism
Financialization, finance rationality and the role of media in Australia
This article aims to contribute to understanding the role of media in financialization, understood as the composite of practices involved in making finance central to present-day capitalism and everyday life. To focus on financialization is to consider how it has come to be that the sovereignty of national governments has been eroded by their embedding within a globalized financial environment where financial markets and credit-rating agencies ar…
Limiting Politics
The electoral terms of the federal Coalition government under Prime Minister John Howard have been characterised by a blend of economic fundamentalism, neo-assimilationist social agendas, privatisation of infrastructure and of risk, and nostalgic politics. This is a particular Australian version of a wider neo-liberalism and, given the leadership role of the Prime Minister in this amalgam of doctrines and policies but also its considerably wider …
The Sporting Gamble
Sport is historically developed, institutionally organised, politically charged and culturally communicated. Sport is also about time and space and bodies. Media sport - configured as drama - routinely presents audiences with particular, persuasive ways of understanding these materialities, in ways that work over and consolidate social relations of power between genders, nationalities, 'races'. We note some pre-Sydney 2000 media examples which ma…
Building Political Economic Literacy in an Unexpected Place
How important is it for journalism, media, public relations and communication studies students more generally to acquire literacy in political economy? How possible is it for this to happen while maintaining now established specialized communication, journalism, media, public relations degrees or at least professional strands within communication degrees? A recent media campaign in Australia over a proposed mining tax throws into relief communica…
The zero‐sum of populism
Visibility and celebration
Women 88 (Film Australia) 1988; Women in Change (Film Australia — Bicentennial National Schools Program) 1988
The Sporting Gamble
Sport is historically developed, institutionally organised, politically charged and culturally communicated. Sport is also about time and space and bodies. Media sport - configured as drama - routinely presents audiences with particular, persuasive ways of understanding these materialities, in ways that work over and consolidate social relations of power between genders, nationalities, 'races'. We note some pre-Sydney 2000 media examples which ma…
Limiting Politics
The electoral terms of the federal Coalition government under Prime Minister John Howard have been characterised by a blend of economic fundamentalism, neo-assimilationist social agendas, privatisation of infrastructure and of risk, and nostalgic politics. This is a particular Australian version of a wider neo-liberalism and, given the leadership role of the Prime Minister in this amalgam of doctrines and policies but also its considerably wider …
Financialization, finance rationality and the role of media in Australia
This article aims to contribute to understanding the role of media in financialization, understood as the composite of practices involved in making finance central to present-day capitalism and everyday life. To focus on financialization is to consider how it has come to be that the sovereignty of national governments has been eroded by their embedding within a globalized financial environment where financial markets and credit-rating agencies ar…
From Shadowy Zone to Daily Routine
This paper contributes to accounts of the role of finance and financialization in Australia. We examine recent signs of disenchantment with financialization, then show how it is difficult to yoke contemporary instabilities in a dominant, financeled governmental regime to wider projects for change given the normalization of finance culture in Australia. The paper describes and analyzes this normalization, paying particular attention to the part va…
Building Political Economic Literacy in an Unexpected Place
How important is it for journalism, media, public relations and communication studies students more generally to acquire literacy in political economy? How possible is it for this to happen while maintaining now established specialized communication, journalism, media, public relations degrees or at least professional strands within communication degrees? A recent media campaign in Australia over a proposed mining tax throws into relief communica…
The politics of transforming social relations of work
The politics of transforming social relations of work: making sense of a coworking hub in an outer-urban region
Planetary Pedagogies in a Pluriverse of Relations
This article brings together a transdisciplinary collective of academics to critically explore the impacts of planetary thinking across the higher education sector in settler colonial Australia. Growing out of weekly critical practice dialogues between scholars in the fields of Indigenous studies, education, design, philosophy, geography, art, literary studies, communication, urban research and political science, the authors undertake a plurivers…
Political science (7 obras) · Politics (7 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Economics (3 obras) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (3 obras) · Media studies (3 obras) · Political economy (3 obras) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (2 obras)