Papers by Catherine Murray
Canadian Journal of Communication, 2016
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Popular Music History, 2014
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Global Networks, 1993
This chapter contains sections titled: OECD Guidelines on Privacy, Information Security: New OECD... more This chapter contains sections titled: OECD Guidelines on Privacy, Information Security: New OECD Initiatives, Status Of The OECD Project on Information Security, OECD's Mission, Other Initiatives, Conclusions
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Global media journal, 2015
While it is still early to tell, the 2015 federal election campaign suggests a different conjunct... more While it is still early to tell, the 2015 federal election campaign suggests a different conjuncture: a new politics of “call out” and “call in” culture on racism in Canadian political culture, and new assertiveness and division of labour between multicultural and mainstream media in campaign coverage. After the majority of Canadian voters rejected racialized wedge politics, the next important task is de-essentialization. A term usually applied to identity politics, this article argues for a broader creative economy lens on how it can also be applied to multicultural/multiracial media policy, the forthcoming Syrian influx of refugees, and evaluating the inclusivity and integrity of immigrant integration.
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Cultural Policy, 2021
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Canadian Journal of Communication, 2009
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Canadian Journal of Communication, Sep 27, 2009
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Cities, Cultural Policy and Governance
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... b. Absence of an Industry Code or Standard on Race Portrayal At present, the Canadian Broadca... more ... b. Absence of an Industry Code or Standard on Race Portrayal At present, the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council (CBSC) has four codes that they admin-ister: the Canadian Association of Broadcasters (CAB) Code of Ethics, the CAB Code Regard-ing Violence in ...
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Labour Le Travail, 2015
the reader loses the forest for the trees, developing a deep understanding of the particulars of ... more the reader loses the forest for the trees, developing a deep understanding of the particulars of the farm labour system in the Hudson Valley while remaining unable to draw out the broader common themes that apply to farmworkers across the United States. Despite this minor shortcoming, Labor and the Locavore represents a powerful corrective to a major shortcoming in the food politics movement. Despite strong support for systems of ethical consumerism ranging from fair trade to community supported agriculture and farmers’ markets, the labour conditions experienced by those who actually grow our food remains largely separated from the decisions of the final consumer. Gray’s work shines a bright light on precisely this side of the equation and highlights the need for a comprehensive food ethic that encompasses both environmental and social justice. And for that, it deserves wide readership. Noah Zerbe Humboldt State University
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Canadian Ethnic Studies, 2009
... The Korean media, like other third-language media in North America in general, and ... Arts C... more ... The Korean media, like other third-language media in North America in general, and ... Arts Council enumerated artists of color and new ethno-cultural arts organizations that ... Association of Broadcasters (2004), Reflecting Canadians: Best Practices for Cultural Diversity in Private ...
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Education Canada, 2007
Abstract: Democratic trends paint a seemingly bleak picture for small schools. Declining school e... more Abstract: Democratic trends paint a seemingly bleak picture for small schools. Declining school enrollments and school closures have led to an unprecedented trend towards school closures and amalgamation of schools across Canada. Since student enrollment is the ...
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International Journal of Cultural Policy, 2012
Drawing on a review of policy papers and cultural statistics from Canada and Europe, among others... more Drawing on a review of policy papers and cultural statistics from Canada and Europe, among others, this paper confirms a widespread belief in creative economy policies as panacea for revitalizing economies, while noting a general failure to acknowledge the role and the needs of creative workers. Existing policy instruments are mostly uncoordinated but can be divided into four categories entitled
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Definitions and different models of the creative economy The issue of domain boundary Sizing the ... more Definitions and different models of the creative economy The issue of domain boundary Sizing the creative economy sector Creative economy or creative ecology? Creativity and work Searching for the wellsprings of creative innovation The casual labour ...
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Vancouver appears to offer a textbook case of progressive tolerance and LGBTQ diversity: factors... more Vancouver appears to offer a textbook case of progressive tolerance and LGBTQ diversity: factors which work as part of a new urban policy ensemble to attract people and capital (Brunet-Jailly 2008; Florida 2009, 2002; Donald and Morrow 2014). We argue that this assumption should be critically examined, and the constitutive social and political narratives framing the queer ‘right’ to the so-called creative city need to be investigated carefully in place-making. This article charts the advent of an LGBTQ advisory committee in Vancouver city governance against a backdrop of historic identity engagement, which, while signalling an important arrival in the doctrine of urban planning dubbed ‘Vancouverism’ in international urban circuits, is equally a sign that much still needs to be done to effect authentic ‘queering’ of the city. Both the Davie Village in the West End and the Drive in the East survive as queer spaces, planning processes have recognized and considered the points of view ...
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Canadian Journal of Communication, 2002
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Canadian Journal of Communication, 2010
Abstract: This article outlines the historical trajectories of cultural policy evolution in two p... more Abstract: This article outlines the historical trajectories of cultural policy evolution in two provinces not often studied in CanadaNova Scotia and British Columbiato determine the extent to which they may be said to conform to the spread of tenets of neoliberalism. The article first ...
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