Production Culture in Religious Television / Formal-Informal Labour Organisation in Cultural Industries / Bollywood... 1m3w2w

Nur Kareelawati Abd Karim (Islamic Science University of Malaysia) discusses some of the...

Nur Kareelawati Abd Karim (Islamic Science University of Malaysia) discusses some of the challenges and insights arising from her study of the production culture of religious television at the Islam Channel in London. Madison Trusolino (Dalhousie University) situates her on-going work on the commercial actor lockout in Canadian television within broader concerns about formal and informal labour organisation in arts and cultural industries. Finally, Némésis Srour (Center for South Asian and Himalayan Studies) delves into the history of how Bollywood films have circulated in Middle Eastern territories.

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