Mary J Ainslie
Biographic Data
| ID | 247898 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mary J Ainslie |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mary J |
| FAMILY NAME | Ainslie |
| SIGNATURE | AINSLIE M J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Nottingham Ningbo China |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5058-724X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Thai state film incentives and soft power
When antisemitism and philosemitism go hand in hand
Despite their number in East Asia never exceeding 36,000 (currently around 10,000), Jews there are the subject of both distinctly strong positive and negative views. The presence of these attitudes is astounding not only because most of those who hold them have never come across a Jew, but also because the region misses most of the 'classical' motives for either philosemitism or antisemitism. An analysis of contemporary attitudes towards Jews in …
Ivy I-Chu Chang, Taiwan Cinema, Memory, and Modernity
Anti-Semitism in Contemporary Malaysia
Post-War Thai Cinema
Understanding the Potential for a Hallyu “Backlash” in Southeast Asia
Korean cultural products (known as Hallyu) are now the dominant incarnation of East Asian culture throughout Southeast Asia and have introduced consumers to Korean industry, cosmetics, and culture. Recent work has concentrated heavily upon this region and the new dynamics Southeast Asian countries can offer to the study of inter-Asian cultural links, particularly during the political amalgamation of the ASEAN economic community. Yet in the more d…
Korean Overseas Investment and Soft Power
K-dramas across Thailand
Studies of the popularity of Hallyu concentrate almost exclusively upon Northeast Asian nations, disregarding their popularity within Southeast Asia, an area still defined as 'Asian' yet often ignored in favor of the more economically prominent East Asian nations. This article attempts to expand discussions of Hallyu through an analysis of the reception of South Korean television dramas among different consumers in Thailand. It draws upon evidenc…
Superheroes On World Screens
There are now superheroes from every corner of the world, and they are becoming increasingly important within local and global cultures alike. This collection brings together a wide range of film, television and media experts from around the world in discussion of the places and positions that superheroes occupy in local, transnational and global culture. Within local media culture, superheroes occupy everything from subaltern to highly commercia…
The 2009 Malaysian Female Circumcision Fatwa
Korean Overseas Investment and Soft Power
The 2009 Malaysian Female Circumcision Fatwa
When antisemitism and philosemitism go hand in hand
Despite their number in East Asia never exceeding 36,000 (currently around 10,000), Jews there are the subject of both distinctly strong positive and negative views. The presence of these attitudes is astounding not only because most of those who hold them have never come across a Jew, but also because the region misses most of the 'classical' motives for either philosemitism or antisemitism. An analysis of contemporary attitudes towards Jews in …
Superheroes On World Screens
There are now superheroes from every corner of the world, and they are becoming increasingly important within local and global cultures alike. This collection brings together a wide range of film, television and media experts from around the world in discussion of the places and positions that superheroes occupy in local, transnational and global culture. Within local media culture, superheroes occupy everything from subaltern to highly commercia…
The 2009 Malaysian Female Circumcision Fatwa
Korean Overseas Investment and Soft Power
K-dramas across Thailand
Studies of the popularity of Hallyu concentrate almost exclusively upon Northeast Asian nations, disregarding their popularity within Southeast Asia, an area still defined as 'Asian' yet often ignored in favor of the more economically prominent East Asian nations. This article attempts to expand discussions of Hallyu through an analysis of the reception of South Korean television dramas among different consumers in Thailand. It draws upon evidenc…
Post-War Thai Cinema
Understanding the Potential for a Hallyu “Backlash” in Southeast Asia
Korean cultural products (known as Hallyu) are now the dominant incarnation of East Asian culture throughout Southeast Asia and have introduced consumers to Korean industry, cosmetics, and culture. Recent work has concentrated heavily upon this region and the new dynamics Southeast Asian countries can offer to the study of inter-Asian cultural links, particularly during the political amalgamation of the ASEAN economic community. Yet in the more d…
Anti-Semitism in Contemporary Malaysia
Ivy I-Chu Chang, Taiwan Cinema, Memory, and Modernity
When antisemitism and philosemitism go hand in hand
Despite their number in East Asia never exceeding 36,000 (currently around 10,000), Jews there are the subject of both distinctly strong positive and negative views. The presence of these attitudes is astounding not only because most of those who hold them have never come across a Jew, but also because the region misses most of the 'classical' motives for either philosemitism or antisemitism. An analysis of contemporary attitudes towards Jews in …
Thai state film incentives and soft power
Political science (6 works) · Japanese History and Culture (5 works) · Asian Culture and Media Studies (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Business (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · History (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Art history (2 works)