Rethinking Global Security : Media, Popular Culture, and the "War on Terror"

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ix INTRODUCTION 1(12) Patrice Petro and Andrew Martin FUTURE-WAR STORYTELLING 13(32) NATIONAL SECURITY AND POPULAR FILM Doug Davis VISIONS OF SECURITY 45(22) IMPERMEABLE BORDERS, IMPASSABLE WALLS, IMPOSSIBLE HOME/LANDS? Mary N. Layoun THE ORIGINS OF THE DANGER MARKET 67(18) Marcus Bullock COLD WAR REDUX 85(19) Robert Ricigliano and Mike Allen POPULAR CULTURE AND NARRATIVES OF INSECURITY 104(13) Andrew Martin FEARFUL THOUGHTS 117(15) U.S. TELEVISION SINCE 9/11 AND THE WARS IN IRAQ Patricia Mellencamp PLANET PATROL 132(19) SATELLITE IMAGING, ACTS OF KNOWLEDGE, AND GLOBAL SECURITY Lisa Parks INTERMEDIA AND THE WAR ON TERROR 151(28) James Castonguay REMAPPING THE VISUAL WAR ON TERRORISM 179(27) "U.S. INTERNATIONALISM" AND TRANSNATIONAL CITIZENSHIP Wendy Kozol and Rebecca DeCola PICTURING TORTURE 206(31) GULF WARS PAST AND PRESENT Tony Grajeda NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 237(4) INDEX 241