Table of Contents

Contents[-]Acknowledgements [-]1. Introduction - Beliefs, Boundaries, Culture[-]Background and Context[-]Football Hooligans[-]American Separatists [-]2. Film and Television[-]Memory and Representation[-]Childhood and Adolescence [-]X-Television[-]Conclusions[-]3. Comedy[-]Conclusions - Comedy and Politics[-]4. Necrospectives and Media Transformations[-]Myth and History[-]Until the Next Event[-]Trump and the Rise of the Right[-]Conclusions [-]5. Globalization [-]Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America[-]International Nazi Hunters[-]Video Games and Conclusions[-]6. Conclusions - The Infinitely Other[-]Evil and Violence[-]Denial and Memorial [-]Europe's New Far Right and Conclusions[-]

About the Author

"https://cjplee.com/">Jason Lee is Professor of Film, Media and Culture at De Montfort University, Leicester. He is the author/editor of over 20 books with work translated into 16 languages.

Reviews

Jason Lee presents an extremely timely contribution to media studies and offers important reflections on the relationship between media and politics in times of Brexit and Donald Trump. The book will be enjoyed by media scholars from the US and the UK or anyone who has been following American or British media coverage of the countries' political landscape over the past few years. - Marina Durnin, University College Cork, Aigne, Volume 7.[-][-]"Lee's work raises thought-provoking points for ongoing discussions on the acceptability and spread of the far right in modern society, and how this affects our humanity." - Phil Wintle, Open Screens, 2018[-][-]