Boycott eurovision singing to the song of its own tune: Global boycotts as sites of hybridity

IF 1.4 Q2 COMMUNICATION

Journal of International and Intercultural Communication Pub Date : 2022-10-02 DOI:10.1080/17513057.2022.2116080

Sarah Cathryn Majed Dweik

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ABSTRACT Following (Kraidy, M. M., & Murphy, P. D. (2003). Media ethnography: Local, global, or translocal? In P. D. Murphy & M. M. Kraidy (Eds.), Global media studies: Ethnographic perspectives (pp. 299–307). Routledge; Kraidy, M. M., & Murphy, P. D. (2008). Shifting Geertz: Toward a theory of translocalism in global communication studies. Communication Theory, 18(3), 335–355. 10.1111/j.1468-2885.2008.00325.x) call to look at global communication through lenses of translocalism and hybridity, I find that global boycotts are hybridized sites that facilitate translocal recognition. Using Boycott Eurovision as a case study, two locales are investigated: petitions and Globalvision. By uncovering the translocal recognition in each locale, global boycotts become crucial avenues of inquiry to understand how global social movements grapple with globalization. The essay describes the importance of understanding the vulnerabilities of international boycotts’ hybridized status, calling forward analysis of structure, specific initiatives, and the enactments of hegemonic ideologies found in locales.

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抵制欧洲歌唱大赛唱着自己的曲调:全球抵制是混杂的场所

[摘要]本文(Kraidy, M. M.， & Murphy, P. D.(2003)。媒体人种学:本地、全球还是跨地区?在p.d.墨菲和m.m.克雷迪(编)，全球媒体研究:民族志的观点(第299-307页)。劳特利奇;克雷迪，M. M.和墨菲，P. D.(2008)。格尔茨:全球传播研究中的跨地域主义理论。通信理论，18(3)，335-355。10.1111/j.1468-2885.2008.00325.x)呼吁通过跨地方主义和杂交性的镜头来看待全球交流，我发现全球抵制是促进跨地方识别的杂交网站。以抵制欧洲歌唱大赛为案例研究，调查了两个地方:请愿和全球视野。通过揭示每个地区的跨地方认知，全球抵制成为了解全球社会运动如何与全球化斗争的重要途径。本文描述了理解国际抵制混杂状态的脆弱性的重要性，呼吁对结构、具体倡议和在地方发现的霸权意识形态的实施进行分析。

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