Journal of European Popular Culture

Journal of European Popular Culture

ISSN: 2040-6134
E-ISSN: 2040-6142

The Journal of European Popular Culture investigates the creative cultures of Europe, present and past. Exploring European popular imagery, media, new media, film, music, art and design, architecture, drama and dance, fine art, literature and the writing arts, and more, the journal is also of interest to those considering the influence of European creativity and European creative artefacts worldwide.

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- The Lesson and/or the master: Alex MacKeith and writing today
  
  By Tom Ue
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  By Stephen Hill
- The exile returns as conquering soldier: Collisions of past and future in Konrad Wolf’s Ich war neunzehn and Axel Corti’s Welcome in Vienna
  
  By Christopher J. Wickham
- Crime, the city and the Congo: Family, race and the urban in recent Belgian cinema
  
  By Jason Hartford
- Love/Hate as lyrical sociology: Mapping the spaces of urban crime
  
  By Conn Holohan
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  By Graeme Harper
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- ‘Charlotte makes me lafe [sic] sooo much’: Online laughter, affect, and femininity in Geordie Shore
  
  By Anne Graefer
- Popular culture and anti-austerity protest
  
  By Rebecca Bramall
- A British empire of their own? Jewish entrepreneurs in the British film industry
  
  By Andrew Spicer
- How do we listen to popular music in Europe?
  
  By Isabelle Marc
- Lights, camera, … protest! Austrian film-makers and the extreme right
  
  By Allyson Fiddler
- Nostalgia and Austerity, or, the never-ending dream of excess
  
  By Ross Abbinnett
- ‘I Can Have Both’: A queer reading of Morrissey
  
  Authors: Aileen Dillane, Martin J. Power and Eoin Devereux
- Perceptions of authenticity in the performance of Cuban popular music in the United Kingdom: ‘Globalized incuriosity’ in the promotion and reception of uK-based Charanga del Norte’s music since 1998
  
  By Sue Miller
- European popular musics: A polycentric dialogue
  
  Authors: Stuart Green and Isabelle Marc
- ‘Europudding’ or European co-production? The archaeology of the television series Eurocops (1988–94)
  
  By Alice Jacquelin
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