Professor Marie Gillespie (Theme 2 Convenor)
Research interests
Media, ethnography and social change; transationalism, diapora cultures and identities; history and theory of media audiences; security, democratization and citizenship; multiculturalism and diversity policy
Research projects include a study of the attacks of September 11 2001 from the perspective of transnational television audiences ( http://afterseptember11.tv ), and more recently on media -security dilemma.
Recent publications
- Gillespie, M., with Alban Webb and Gerd Baumann (eds.) (2008) The BBC World Service 1932-2007: Broadcasting Britishness Abroad special issue of the Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television Vol. 28. (4) October
- Gillespie, M., (ed.) (2007) ‘Media, Security and Multicultural Citizenship’ in European Journal of Cultural Studies, Vol. 10, No. 3, pp 275-293. Guest Editor, Special Issue.
- Gillespie, M., (2007) ‘Remembering Roger: Diasporic Dialogues’ International Journal of Communication (1), pp 1-20.
- Gillespie, M., (2007) ‘Media, Security and Multicultural Citizenship’ in European Journal of Cultural Studies, Vol. 10, No. 3, pp 275-293. Guest Editor, Special Issue: Media, Security and Multicultural Citizenship.
- Gillespie, M., (ed.) (2006) ‘After September 11: Television News and Transnational Audiences ; special issue Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, Vol. 32 No
- Gillespie, M., (December 2006) ‘Security, Media, Legitimacy: Multi-ethnic Media Publics and the Iraq War 2003’ in International Relations, Special Issue: Representing Security.
- Gillespie, M., (2006) ‘Transnational Television Audiences after September 11, 2001’ in Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies as Guest Editor Special Issue: After September 11: Television News and Transnational Audiences. Vol. 32 No 6 (August), pp. 903-923.
- Gillespie, M., (2006) ‘L’Umorismo Reconquistato’: La Comedia Televisiva Anglo-Asiatica’ in Bodo, S. & MR Cifarelli, Quando la Cultura fa la Differenza: Patrimonia, arti e Media nella Sociata Multiculturale, pp.156-176.
- Gillespie, M. & E. Mc Laughlin) (2005) "Consuming Crime and Avoiding Punishment: Media Influence in the Shaping of Public Perceptions of Crime and Sentencing" in Elmsley, C., ed. (2005) The Persistent Prison London: Frances Boutle Publishers
- Gillespie, M. and T. Cheesman (2004) 'Les informations televises et les telespectateurs multiethniques' in Marc Lits ed. Du 11 Septembre a la riposte: les debuts d'une nouvelle guerre mediatique Brussells: de boeck pp. 86-03
- Gillespie, M., (2003) 'From Comic Asians to Asian Comics: Goodness Gracious Me, TV Comedy and Ethnicity in Scriven, M. & E. Roberts eds. (2003) Group Identities on French and British Television Oxford: Bergham pp 93-108
- Gillespie, M., (2002) 'Dynamics of Diasporas: South Asian Media and Transnational Cultural Politics' in Stald, G. and T. Tufte., eds. (2002) Global Encounters: Media and Cultural Transformations University of Luton Press pp151-173
- Gillespie, M., (2002) 'Transnationale Kommunikation und die Kulturpolitik in der Sudasiatischen Diaspora' (translated in German) Hepp, A. & M. Loffelholz eds., Grundlagentexte zur Trankculturellen KommuniKation pp 617-644
- Gillespie, M., (1999) 'Technology and Tradition' reprinted in J. Hollows, M. Janovich & P. Hutchings Film Studies: A Reader London: Arnold
- Gillespie, M. (1999) 'Fernsehen in Multiethnischen Kontext.' in K. H. Horning and R. Winter eds. Widerspenstige Kulturen: Cultural Studies als Herausforderung Frankfurt: Suhrkamp-Verlag pp 292-338
- 'Gillespie, M., (1999) Communicaciones Transnacionales y Comunidades de Diaspora: La Negociacion de Genero, Nacialismo y Religion en el Lenguaje Televiso' in Archivos de la Filmoteca: Revista de Estudios Historicos sobre la Imagen No 32 Junio: pp120-148
- Gillespie, M., 1995 Television Ethnicity and Cultural Change London: Routledge
Contact Details
Sociology Department
Faculty of Social Sciences
The Open University
Walton Hall
Milton Keynes
MK7 6AA
UK
email: M.Gillespie@open.ac.uk