Mark Wheeler
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3660385 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Mark Wheeler |
| NOMBRES | Mark |
| APELLIDO | Wheeler |
| FIRMA | WHEELER M |
| AFILIACIONES | London Metropolitan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0562-7032 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 34 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 162 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 34 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1981 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
A Green and Pleasant Helping Hand – Examining the Phenomenological Effects of Outdoor Recreational Experiences on Military Veterans With Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
This article presents qualitative findings from interviews with participants in an outdoor activity programme aimed at assisting them to alleviate symptoms of military-related post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Aside from exploring if and how participants felt the programme helped them manage their PTSD symptoms, the study also sought to identify factors that may help to inform future programme development. Thematic analysis of transcripts dr…
The Godfather Doctrine
The Godfather Doctrine: A Foreign Policy Parable (2009) was written by two US ‘realists’ John C. Hulsman and A. Wess Mitchell who contended that the challenges which confronted the Corleone crime family in Francis Ford Coppola’s classic The Godfather (1972) were analogous to the geopolitical problems facing the United States in the early twenty-first century. Accordingly, when Don Vito Corleone becomes subject to a ‘hit’, the responses of his son…
Integration and innovation during the Northern Rivers 2022 floods
On 28 February 2022 and 30 March 2022 catastrophic flooding occurred across the Northern Rivers region of NSW with devastating impacts felt across the region. An estimated 200,000 people were impacted by 64 primary health care services temporally closing. Primary health care and Primary Health Networks are not formally recognised in disaster management arrangements but there is increasing recognition of their value in disaster response and recove…
New digital front door to primary care on the North Coast of NSW
Introduction/Background: On the North Coast of NSW, low urgency presentations to EDs by those aged 15-24 years are amongst the highest in the country, with presentation rates higher for Aboriginal people. Healthy North Coast (HNC) embarked on a primary care access initiative to reduce low urgency ED rates through an innovative digital front door that provides a 24/7 nursing triage service and direct referral into general practice and community ph…
RealDonaldTrump
This article explores Donald Trump's use of the social media to enhance his populism and celebrity capital
Inter-Personal and Critical-Thinking Capabilities in Those about to Enter Qualified Social Work
The ‘process’ of intervention is understood to be fundamental to social work—evident in, for example, the literature on reflexivity. Little work, though, has focused on the detailed excavation of the cognitive processes of reasoning in decision making. This is widely recognised as requiring considerable analytic and critical abilities. Although this is long established, its importance is contemporarily apparent at the policy level from the ration…
Celebrity Politics and Cultural Studies Within the United States and United Kingdom
Celebrity politicians are having a profound impact on politics within the United States and United Kingdom in the 21st century. With the adoption of social media, celebrity and image candidates have deployed new strategies for attracting constituents. Taken together, the proliferation of celebrity politics and the ubiquity of digital platforms have fostered a political moment, wherein "outsider" candidates have launched themselves into the public…
Non-western celebrity politics and diplomacy
The origins of the specific project featured in this Cultural Report lie in a larger scale project funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council and based at the White Rose East Asia Centre at
Celebrity Diplomacy
This chapter - from The SAGE Handbook of Diplomacy edited by Costas M. Constantinou (University of Cyprus), Pauline Kerr (Australian National University) and Paul Sharp (University of Minnesota, Duluth - examines the rise of transnational forms of celebrity diplomacy - the employment of well-known or famous individuals to publicize international causes and to engage in foreign policy decision-making circles. International governmental organizatio…
The mediatization of celebrity politics through the social media
This article provides an analysis of celebrity politics within the public sphere. As there has been a commodification of digital media services, the lines between politics and entertainment have been blurred. With the rise of talent shows, rolling news channels, Web 2.0 networks and user-generated online content, celebrity has become instantaneous and may be orchestrated in viral terms. Therefore, this analysis will consider how politicized celeb…
A City upon a Hill
The Home Box Office's series The Wire (2002–2008) provides an informed critique of the decline of the democratic American ideal of the ‘city upon a hill’. From its inception as a police procedural, it expanded its interests across the dystopian city of Baltimore to consider the linkage between drug crimes, policing, the collapse of blue-collar life, social deprivation, institutional compromise, the public school system, media compliance and polit…
Blunting the Blind Impress
European Union State Aid, public subsidies and analogue switch-off/digital switchover
This article considers the European Union's (EU) role in the media and communications field concerning analogue switch-off/digital switchover. It focuses on the EU Competition Directorate's approach concerning the application of the State Aid mechanism with regard to those Member States who have used public subsidies for digital switchover. Therefore, this analysis considers how the Directorate has sought to balance its market-driven set of rules…
The Democratic Worth of Celebrity Politics in an Era of Late Modernity
In a seminal article published in 2004, John Street argued that celebrity politics has provided a greater expression for the enhancement of democratic behaviour. Consequently, this analysis builds on Street's thesis to consider the worth of celebrity politics in an era of late modernity. To this end, it employs Henrik Bang's and John Keane's constructs of Everyday Makers and Monitory Democracy, which have emphasised the importance of ‘involvement…
Brand Aid
Lisa Ann Richey and Stefano Ponte Minneapolis, London: University of Minnesota Press, 2011, pp. 253, $18.95, ISBN 978-0-816-66546-4 This book considers how a form of ‘compassionate consumption’ has
Afromontane foragers of the Late Pleistocene
Celebrity diplomacy
This article will examine the meaning of celebrity diplomacy. In particular, it will discuss how this phenomenon has emerged from a transition between state-centric to public forms of diplomatic initiatives. This has led to a debate about the credible use of celebrity forms of activism in international political affairs. To analyse this phenomenon, this article will focus on the role and impact of the United Nations' (UN) Goodwill Ambassadors and…
Celebrity politics and the United Kingdom's televised 2010 Prime Ministerial general election debates
The European Union’s Competition Directorate
This chapter will discuss how the European Commission (EC) has regulated media markets with reference to Public Service Broadcasters (PSBs) receiving state aids. The EU Competition Directorate has licensed PSBs in accordance with the protocol of the 1997 Amsterdam Treaty which enabled them to receive public subsidies as long as they did not distort national media markets. The Commission’s state aid measures were further established by the Europea…
Key Concepts in Political Communication
Supranational Regulation
This article analyses, assesses and explains the imperatives which have affected the European Union’s (EU) audiovisual policy instruments, with particular emphasis on the Television without Frontiers (TWF) Directive, cross-media ownership regulations and the regulatory frameworks concerning converging communication services. It considers the factors which have led to competition policy becoming more important in the era of convergence and globali…
Regulating Communications
The British Labour government believes that Information Communication Technologies (ICTs) will facilitate future forms of production, services, and investment within the national and global economies. However, it remains unclear how the government can establish the appropriate national regulatory structures through which to supervise the virtual economy. The sector-specific definitions which have existed between the audiovisual and e-commerce ind…
Globalization of the Communications Marketplace
In January 2000, the World Trade Organization began to administer a new round for the multilateral negotiations concerning the liberalization of goods and services in the audiovisual sector. Due to the sensitivity of this sector, the European Commission's Directorate-General X (for information, communication, culture, audiovisual media) launched a consultation on audiovisual services for the forthcoming round of negotiations. This focused on the …
Research Note
Since January this year, the World Trade Organization (WTO) has been administering the General Agreement of Trade in Services (GATS) multilateral negotiations concerning the liberalization of audiovisual goods and services. Due to the sector's sensitivity, the European Commission's (EC) former Directorate-General X (DGX) (Information, Communication, Culture, Audiovisual Media) launched a consultation phase concerning GATS. This research note cons…
Democracy and the information superhighway
Contemporary reports suggest that national and industrial forms of economic and political organization are in decline. In their wake, it is maintained that there has been a global expansion of trade and innovation in communication technology. It is predicted that the Information Communication Technologies (ICTs) will radically alter and decentralize local, national, international and global socio‐economic‐political institutions. Such reforms prov…
Afromontane foragers of the Late Pleistocene
The Democratic Worth of Celebrity Politics in an Era of Late Modernity
In a seminal article published in 2004, John Street argued that celebrity politics has provided a greater expression for the enhancement of democratic behaviour. Consequently, this analysis builds on Street's thesis to consider the worth of celebrity politics in an era of late modernity. To this end, it employs Henrik Bang's and John Keane's constructs of Everyday Makers and Monitory Democracy, which have emphasised the importance of ‘involvement…
Brand Aid
Lisa Ann Richey and Stefano Ponte Minneapolis, London: University of Minnesota Press, 2011, pp. 253, $18.95, ISBN 978-0-816-66546-4 This book considers how a form of ‘compassionate consumption’ has
Celebrity diplomacy
This article will examine the meaning of celebrity diplomacy. In particular, it will discuss how this phenomenon has emerged from a transition between state-centric to public forms of diplomatic initiatives. This has led to a debate about the credible use of celebrity forms of activism in international political affairs. To analyse this phenomenon, this article will focus on the role and impact of the United Nations' (UN) Goodwill Ambassadors and…
Inter-Personal and Critical-Thinking Capabilities in Those about to Enter Qualified Social Work
The ‘process’ of intervention is understood to be fundamental to social work—evident in, for example, the literature on reflexivity. Little work, though, has focused on the detailed excavation of the cognitive processes of reasoning in decision making. This is widely recognised as requiring considerable analytic and critical abilities. Although this is long established, its importance is contemporarily apparent at the policy level from the ration…
The mediatization of celebrity politics through the social media
This article provides an analysis of celebrity politics within the public sphere. As there has been a commodification of digital media services, the lines between politics and entertainment have been blurred. With the rise of talent shows, rolling news channels, Web 2.0 networks and user-generated online content, celebrity has become instantaneous and may be orchestrated in viral terms. Therefore, this analysis will consider how politicized celeb…
Politics and the Mass Media
Research Note
Since January this year, the World Trade Organization (WTO) has been administering the General Agreement of Trade in Services (GATS) multilateral negotiations concerning the liberalization of audiovisual goods and services. Due to the sector's sensitivity, the European Commission's (EC) former Directorate-General X (DGX) (Information, Communication, Culture, Audiovisual Media) launched a consultation phase concerning GATS. This research note cons…
RealDonaldTrump
This article explores Donald Trump's use of the social media to enhance his populism and celebrity capital
The Role of Economic Growth in the Fertility Transition in Western Europe
A "revisionist" view of the European fertility transition has challenged the previously accepted causal roles of economic forces. The authors' contribution has been to construct and test an econometric model in which economic growth causes fertility change. They find that rising per capita incomes raised birth rates up to estimated turning points and thereafter exerted negative effects. This finding is partly consistent with the revisionist view:…
Celebrity Politics and Cultural Studies Within the United States and United Kingdom
Celebrity politicians are having a profound impact on politics within the United States and United Kingdom in the 21st century. With the adoption of social media, celebrity and image candidates have deployed new strategies for attracting constituents. Taken together, the proliferation of celebrity politics and the ubiquity of digital platforms have fostered a political moment, wherein "outsider" candidates have launched themselves into the public…
Non-western celebrity politics and diplomacy
The origins of the specific project featured in this Cultural Report lie in a larger scale project funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council and based at the White Rose East Asia Centre at
Supranational Regulation
This article analyses, assesses and explains the imperatives which have affected the European Union’s (EU) audiovisual policy instruments, with particular emphasis on the Television without Frontiers (TWF) Directive, cross-media ownership regulations and the regulatory frameworks concerning converging communication services. It considers the factors which have led to competition policy becoming more important in the era of convergence and globali…
Democracy and the information superhighway
Contemporary reports suggest that national and industrial forms of economic and political organization are in decline. In their wake, it is maintained that there has been a global expansion of trade and innovation in communication technology. It is predicted that the Information Communication Technologies (ICTs) will radically alter and decentralize local, national, international and global socio‐economic‐political institutions. Such reforms prov…
A City upon a Hill
The Home Box Office's series The Wire (2002–2008) provides an informed critique of the decline of the democratic American ideal of the ‘city upon a hill’. From its inception as a police procedural, it expanded its interests across the dystopian city of Baltimore to consider the linkage between drug crimes, policing, the collapse of blue-collar life, social deprivation, institutional compromise, the public school system, media compliance and polit…
European Union State Aid, public subsidies and analogue switch-off/digital switchover
This article considers the European Union's (EU) role in the media and communications field concerning analogue switch-off/digital switchover. It focuses on the EU Competition Directorate's approach concerning the application of the State Aid mechanism with regard to those Member States who have used public subsidies for digital switchover. Therefore, this analysis considers how the Directorate has sought to balance its market-driven set of rules…
The Future of the BBC Revisited
Yugoslavia
Journal Article Yugoslavia: socialism, development and debt Get access Yugoslavia: socialism, development and debt. By David A. Dyker. London: Routledge. 1990. 201pp. Index. £30.00. ISBN 0 415 00745 3. Mark Wheeler Mark Wheeler 1School of Slavonic and East European Studies, London Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 66, Issue 4, October 1990, Pages 825–826, https://doi.org/10.2307…
The SOE Phenomenon
Midway through Greenmantle, John Buchan's second Richard Hannay adventure, the hero reflects on the failure of the American intelligence agent, John Scantlebury Blenkiron, to penetrate the secret of the Kaiser's nefarious plot to set the Muslim world alight: 'He had been the professional with the best chance. It would be a good joke if the amateur succeeded where the expert failed.' The joke comes off. Hannay and Sandy Arbuthnot, the gentlemen am…
The SOE Phenomenon
Midway through Greenmantle, John Buchan's second Richard Hannay adventure, the hero reflects on the failure of the American intelligence agent, John Scantlebury Blenkiron, to penetrate the secret of the Kaiser's nefarious plot to set the Muslim world alight: 'He had been the professional with the best chance. It would be a good joke if the amateur succeeded where the expert failed.' The joke comes off. Hannay and Sandy Arbuthnot, the gentlemen am…
The Balkans in international relations
Journal Article The Balkans in international relations Get access The Balkans in international relations. By Branimir M. Janković. Trans, by Margot and Bosko Milosavljević. London: Macmillan. 1988. 233pp. Index. £29.50. ISBN 0 333 41797 6. Mark Wheeler Mark Wheeler 1School of Slavonic & East European Studies, London Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 64, Issue 4, autumn 1988, Pag…
Shorter Notices
Shorter Notices
Shorter Notices MARK WHEELER MARK WHEELER School of Slavonic & East European StudiesLondon Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The English Historical Review, Volume CV, Issue CCCCXIV, January 1990, Pages 245–246, https://doi.org/10.1093/ehr/CV.CCCCXIV.245 Published: 01 January 1990
Yugoslavia
Journal Article Yugoslavia: socialism, development and debt Get access Yugoslavia: socialism, development and debt. By David A. Dyker. London: Routledge. 1990. 201pp. Index. £30.00. ISBN 0 415 00745 3. Mark Wheeler Mark Wheeler 1School of Slavonic and East European Studies, London Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 66, Issue 4, October 1990, Pages 825–826, https://doi.org/10.2307…
The Role of Economic Growth in the Fertility Transition in Western Europe
A "revisionist" view of the European fertility transition has challenged the previously accepted causal roles of economic forces. The authors' contribution has been to construct and test an econometric model in which economic growth causes fertility change. They find that rising per capita incomes raised birth rates up to estimated turning points and thereafter exerted negative effects. This finding is partly consistent with the revisionist view:…
The Future of the BBC Revisited
OSS and the Yugoslav Resistance, 1943-1945
Journal Article OSS and the Yugoslav Resistance, 1943–1945. By Kirk Ford, Jr. (College Station: Texas A&M University Press, 1992. xiv, 249 pp. $39.50, ISBN 0-89096-517-X.) Get access Mark Wheeler Mark Wheeler University of London, London, England Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 80, Issue 4, March 1994, Page 1525, https://doi.org/10.2307/2080723 Published: 01 March 1994
Democracy and the information superhighway
Contemporary reports suggest that national and industrial forms of economic and political organization are in decline. In their wake, it is maintained that there has been a global expansion of trade and innovation in communication technology. It is predicted that the Information Communication Technologies (ICTs) will radically alter and decentralize local, national, international and global socio‐economic‐political institutions. Such reforms prov…
Politics and the Mass Media
Globalization of the Communications Marketplace
In January 2000, the World Trade Organization began to administer a new round for the multilateral negotiations concerning the liberalization of goods and services in the audiovisual sector. Due to the sensitivity of this sector, the European Commission's Directorate-General X (for information, communication, culture, audiovisual media) launched a consultation on audiovisual services for the forthcoming round of negotiations. This focused on the …
Research Note
Since January this year, the World Trade Organization (WTO) has been administering the General Agreement of Trade in Services (GATS) multilateral negotiations concerning the liberalization of audiovisual goods and services. Due to the sector's sensitivity, the European Commission's (EC) former Directorate-General X (DGX) (Information, Communication, Culture, Audiovisual Media) launched a consultation phase concerning GATS. This research note cons…
Regulating Communications
The British Labour government believes that Information Communication Technologies (ICTs) will facilitate future forms of production, services, and investment within the national and global economies. However, it remains unclear how the government can establish the appropriate national regulatory structures through which to supervise the virtual economy. The sector-specific definitions which have existed between the audiovisual and e-commerce ind…
Supranational Regulation
This article analyses, assesses and explains the imperatives which have affected the European Union’s (EU) audiovisual policy instruments, with particular emphasis on the Television without Frontiers (TWF) Directive, cross-media ownership regulations and the regulatory frameworks concerning converging communication services. It considers the factors which have led to competition policy becoming more important in the era of convergence and globali…
Key Concepts in Political Communication
The European Union’s Competition Directorate
This chapter will discuss how the European Commission (EC) has regulated media markets with reference to Public Service Broadcasters (PSBs) receiving state aids. The EU Competition Directorate has licensed PSBs in accordance with the protocol of the 1997 Amsterdam Treaty which enabled them to receive public subsidies as long as they did not distort national media markets. The Commission’s state aid measures were further established by the Europea…
Afromontane foragers of the Late Pleistocene
Celebrity diplomacy
This article will examine the meaning of celebrity diplomacy. In particular, it will discuss how this phenomenon has emerged from a transition between state-centric to public forms of diplomatic initiatives. This has led to a debate about the credible use of celebrity forms of activism in international political affairs. To analyse this phenomenon, this article will focus on the role and impact of the United Nations' (UN) Goodwill Ambassadors and…
Celebrity politics and the United Kingdom's televised 2010 Prime Ministerial general election debates
European Union State Aid, public subsidies and analogue switch-off/digital switchover
This article considers the European Union's (EU) role in the media and communications field concerning analogue switch-off/digital switchover. It focuses on the EU Competition Directorate's approach concerning the application of the State Aid mechanism with regard to those Member States who have used public subsidies for digital switchover. Therefore, this analysis considers how the Directorate has sought to balance its market-driven set of rules…
The Democratic Worth of Celebrity Politics in an Era of Late Modernity
In a seminal article published in 2004, John Street argued that celebrity politics has provided a greater expression for the enhancement of democratic behaviour. Consequently, this analysis builds on Street's thesis to consider the worth of celebrity politics in an era of late modernity. To this end, it employs Henrik Bang's and John Keane's constructs of Everyday Makers and Monitory Democracy, which have emphasised the importance of ‘involvement…
Brand Aid
Lisa Ann Richey and Stefano Ponte Minneapolis, London: University of Minnesota Press, 2011, pp. 253, $18.95, ISBN 978-0-816-66546-4 This book considers how a form of ‘compassionate consumption’ has
Blunting the Blind Impress
The mediatization of celebrity politics through the social media
This article provides an analysis of celebrity politics within the public sphere. As there has been a commodification of digital media services, the lines between politics and entertainment have been blurred. With the rise of talent shows, rolling news channels, Web 2.0 networks and user-generated online content, celebrity has become instantaneous and may be orchestrated in viral terms. Therefore, this analysis will consider how politicized celeb…
A City upon a Hill
The Home Box Office's series The Wire (2002–2008) provides an informed critique of the decline of the democratic American ideal of the ‘city upon a hill’. From its inception as a police procedural, it expanded its interests across the dystopian city of Baltimore to consider the linkage between drug crimes, policing, the collapse of blue-collar life, social deprivation, institutional compromise, the public school system, media compliance and polit…
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