Post-Doc, Watson Institute for International Studies
Director, Eisenhower Research Project
About
Research interests: international relations theory and the practices of world politics; representations of conflict, militarisation and security; US foreign policy (particularly the Vietnam War and the 'Vietnam Syndrome'); gender (with a focus on militarised masculinities); popular and visual forms of global communication (including film, television and other electronic media); qualitative research methods (especially forms of discourse and visual analysis); critical pedagogy.
Organiser, 'Popular Culture and (World) Politics' conference, Bristol, 11-12 September 2008.
Convenor, 'Popular Culture and (World) Politics' workshop series, Institute of Advanced Studies, University of Bristol, 2008-9.
Editor, Popular Culture and World Politics series, Lexington (co-editors: Matt Davies, Kyle Grayson, Simon Philpott, Jutta Weldes)
Recent Publications:
Christina Rowley (2009) 'Popular Culture and the Politics of the Visual', in Laura Shepherd (Ed.) Gender Matters in Global Politics, London: Routledge.
Christina Rowley & Jutta Weldes (2008) 'Identities and US Foreign Policy', in Mick Cox & Doug Stokes (eds) US Foreign Policy, Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Christina Rowley (2007) 'Firefly/Serenity: Gendered Space and Gendered Bodies', British Journal of Politics and International Relations 9:2, pp.318-25.
Christina Rowley (2005) 'The Politics of Science Fiction', International Feminist Journal of Politics, 7:2, pp.319-27.
Contact Information
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