Page 129 - Reference ACPL Fall 2017
P. 129

GEOGRAPHY / GEOGRAPHY AND WORLD CULTURES



              ABC-CLIO SERIES
              Entertainment and Society around the World



              Entertainment and Society around the World enables students to learn about world geography through a very different lens: that
              of pop culture, be it the power couples of Bollywood, the biggest pop music stars of Japan, or the hottest Nigerian “Nollywood”
              actor. Students will see beyond the world of U.S. celebrities and learn about how globalization has affected and changed pop culture
              around the world. Pop culture—while a huge part of life in the United States—is a very new idea in many countries. This series will help
              students to understand not just material culture, but also about daily life in other regions of the world.
              The volumes are consistently organized with sections on music, books, movies, television/radio, Internet, sports, video games, and
              fashion/couture. Each section begins with a general introduction to the topic and is followed by short entries on key ideas, concepts,
              and people relating to that topic.
              This series allows students to examine the stars, idols, and fads of other countries, thereby providing readers with an understanding
              of the globalization of pop culture—even showing students the birth, rise, and growing influence of pop culture in more developing
              worlds.

                FORTHCOMING                     Pop Culture in                      NEW

              Pop Culture in Europe             Asia and Oceania                  Pop Culture in

              JULIANA TZVETKOVA                 JEREMY A. MURRAY AND              North Africa
                                                KATHLEEN M. NADEAU, EDITORS
                                                                                  and the Middle East
                                                                                  ANDREW HAMMOND













              ABC-CLIO                          ABC-CLIO
              October 2017, 447pp, 7x10         August 2016, 444pp, 7x10
              Print: 978-1-4408-4465-2          Print: 978-1-4408-3990-0
              $97.00, £75.00, €89.00            $97.00, £75.00, €89.00            ABC-CLIO
              eBook: 978-1-4408-4466-9
                                                eBook: 978-1-4408-3991-7          May 2017, 319pp, 7x10
                                                                                  Print: 978-1-4408-3383-0
                                                                                  $97.00, £75.00, €89.00
              A fascinating survey of popular culture   Recommended. High school,   eBook: 978-1-4408-3384-7
              in Europe, from Celtic punk and British   “ community college, and
              TV shows to Spanish fashion and Italian   undergraduate students.
              sports.                                                 ”           Ideal for students and general readers,
                                                            —Choice, March 1, 2017  this single-volume work serves as a
              FEATURES                                                            ready-reference guide to pop culture in
                                                This ready reference is a comprehensive
              •  Makes connections between pop                                    countries in North Africa and the Middle
                culture in Europe to that of the   guide to pop culture in Asia and   East, covering subjects ranging from the
                United States                   Oceania, including topics such as top   latest young adult book craze in Egypt to
                                                Korean singers, Thailand’s sports heroes,
              •  Provides further readings and a                                  the hottest movies in Saudi Arabia.
                bibliography at the end of the work   and Japanese fashion.
                                                JEREMY A. MURRAY is assistant     ANDREW HAMMOND is a doctoral
              JULIANA TZVETKOVA, PhD, is        professor at California State University,   researcher in Islamic History and Middle
              professor of communication and    San Bernardino.                   East Studies at St. Antony’s College,
              language studies at Centennial College                              University of Oxford.
              in Canada.                        KATHLEEN M. NADEAU is professor
                                                at California State University, San
                                                Bernardino.
                                           ORDER THROUGH YOUR DISTRIBUTOR OR AT ABC-CLIO.COM  /  800-368-6868    127
   124   125   126   127   128   129   130   131   132   133   134