Titlebook: Contemporary Masculinities in the UK and the US; Between Bodies and S Stefan Horlacher,Kevin Floyd Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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,,,omy/economic discourse, individualism, risk-taking, and masculinity. Focusing on novels and films such as . (1987), . (1987), . (1991), . (2003), and . (2010), Reichardt inquires into which ways the (dis-)functioning of the contemporary financial market can be explained as a symptom of developments

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Understanding Ethnopolitical Conflictas tended to move in a specific, definable direction—from emphasizing a singular ‘masculinity’ to emphasizing highly differentiated ‘masculinities’—and that the tension between these different understandings of masculinity can better be understood in relation to a concomitant tension or opposition:

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137283313s 1974 novel .. Through a close reading of the novel, Fox argues that alpha-mercenary Cat Shannon represents a construction of a modern, ‘a(chǎn)uthentic’ mercenary masculinity—a principled rugged individualist, conscientious professional warrior, and noble trickster folk hero—distinct from ‘false’ mercen

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The Burgeoning Globalization of Intelligencehemi Yekani challenges this abstract conceptual (re)linking of masculinity and crisis with universality by analyzing cultural artifacts that have been produced in the wake of 9/11 in both the UK and the US. Focusing on Ian McEwan’s novel . (2005) and Oliver Stone’s film . (2006), the chapter shows t

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The Burgeoning Globalization of Intelligenceanti-trafficking campaign circulated via social media. This discussion looks closely at the visual and textual rhetoric of the campaign’s anti-trafficking message. Through the lens of celebrity culture, masculinity is at risk of being constructed as a series of celebrity-driven images, while the cau