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• Volume 10 (2022)

• Volume 9 (2021)

• Volume 8 (2020)

• Volume 7 (2019)

• Volume 6 (2018)

• Volume 5 (2017)

• Volume 4 (2016)

• Volume 3 (2015)

• Volume 2 (2014)

• Volume 1 (2013)

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• • Killing us softly: Investigating the aesthetics, philosophy and influence of Nordic Noir television

    By Glen Creeber

• • When public service drama travels: The internationalization of Danish television drama and the associated production funding models

    Authors: Pia Majbritt Jensen, Jakob Isak Nielsen and Anne Marit Waade

• • Nordic Noir challenging ‘the language of advantage’: Setting, light and language as production values in Danish television series

    Authors: Pia Majbritt Jensen and Anne Marit Waade

• • A major boost for gender equality or more of the same? The television coverage of female athletes at the 2012 London Olympic Games

    Authors: Edward M. Kian, Alina Bernstein and John S. McGuire

• • Challenges for sustaining local audio-visual ecosystems: Analysis of financing and production of domestic TV fiction in small media markets

    Authors: Tim Raats, Tom Evens and Sanne Ruelens

• • Television drama production in small nations: Mobilities in a changing ecology

    Authors: Ruth Mcelroy and Caitriona Noonan

• • My Little Pony, tolerance is magic: Gender policing and Brony anti-fandom

    By Bethan Jones

• • Finding ‘public purpose’ in ‘subtitled oddities’: Framing BBC Four’s Danish imports as public service broadcasting

    By Sam Ward

• • It’s Ok to be joyful? My Little Pony and Brony masculinity

    By Mikko Hautakangas

• • The Killing: Urban topographies of a crime

    By Gunhild Agger
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