Gary Hall is Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies, Middlesex University Claire Birchall is Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies, Middlesex University

• 1. Introduction: New Cultural Studies (Clare Birchall and Gary Hall); Part 1: New Adventures in Theory; 2. Cultural Studies and Deconstruction (Gary Hall); 3. Cultural Studies and Post-Marxism (Jeremy Valentine); 4. Cultural Studies and Ethics (Joanna Zylinska); 5. Cultural Studies and German Media Theory (Geoffrey Winthrop-Young); Part 2: New Theorists; 6. Cultural Studies and Gilles Deleuze (Gregory J. Seigworth); 7. Cultural Studies and Giorgio Agamben (Brett Neilson); 8. Cultural Studies and Alain Badiou (Julian Murphet); 9. Cultural Studies and Slavoj Zizek (Paul Bowman); Part 3: New Transformations; 10. Cultural Studies and Anti-Capitalism (Jeremy Gilbert); 11. Cultural Studies and the Transnational (Imre Szeman); 12. Cultural Studies and New Media (Caroline Bassett); Part 4: New Adventures in Cultural Studies; 13. Cultural Studies and Rem Koolhaas' Project on the City (J. McGregor Wise); 14. Cultural Studies and the Post-Human(ities) (Neil Badmington); 15. Cultural Studies and the Extreme (Dave Boothroyd); 16. Cultural Studies and the Secret (Clare Birchall).

Just when even the stodgiest of academics was getting used to the idea of cultural studies as a traditional academic discipline, here comes a book to shake everything up again

Gary Hall is Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies, Middlesex University Claire Birchall is Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies, Middlesex University

• 1. Introduction: New Cultural Studies (Clare Birchall and Gary Hall); Part 1: New Adventures in Theory; 2. Cultural Studies and Deconstruction (Gary Hall); 3. Cultural Studies and Post-Marxism (Jeremy Valentine); 4. Cultural Studies and Ethics (Joanna Zylinska); 5. Cultural Studies and German Media Theory (Geoffrey Winthrop-Young); Part 2: New Theorists; 6. Cultural Studies and Gilles Deleuze (Gregory J. Seigworth); 7. Cultural Studies and Giorgio Agamben (Brett Neilson); 8. Cultural Studies and Alain Badiou (Julian Murphet); 9. Cultural Studies and Slavoj Zizek (Paul Bowman); Part 3: New Transformations; 10. Cultural Studies and Anti-Capitalism (Jeremy Gilbert); 11. Cultural Studies and the Transnational (Imre Szeman); 12. Cultural Studies and New Media (Caroline Bassett); Part 4: New Adventures in Cultural Studies; 13. Cultural Studies and Rem Koolhaas' Project on the City (J. McGregor Wise); 14. Cultural Studies and the Post-Human(ities) (Neil Badmington); 15. Cultural Studies and the Extreme (Dave Boothroyd); 16. Cultural Studies and the Secret (Clare Birchall).

Just when even the stodgiest of academics was getting used to the idea of cultural studies as a traditional academic discipline, here comes a book to shake everything up again

Gary Hall is Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies, Middlesex University Claire Birchall is Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies, Middlesex University

• 1. Introduction: New Cultural Studies (Clare Birchall and Gary Hall); Part 1: New Adventures in Theory; 2. Cultural Studies and Deconstruction (Gary Hall); 3. Cultural Studies and Post-Marxism (Jeremy Valentine); 4. Cultural Studies and Ethics (Joanna Zylinska); 5. Cultural Studies and German Media Theory (Geoffrey Winthrop-Young); Part 2: New Theorists; 6. Cultural Studies and Gilles Deleuze (Gregory J. Seigworth); 7. Cultural Studies and Giorgio Agamben (Brett Neilson); 8. Cultural Studies and Alain Badiou (Julian Murphet); 9. Cultural Studies and Slavoj Zizek (Paul Bowman); Part 3: New Transformations; 10. Cultural Studies and Anti-Capitalism (Jeremy Gilbert); 11. Cultural Studies and the Transnational (Imre Szeman); 12. Cultural Studies and New Media (Caroline Bassett); Part 4: New Adventures in Cultural Studies; 13. Cultural Studies and Rem Koolhaas' Project on the City (J. McGregor Wise); 14. Cultural Studies and the Post-Human(ities) (Neil Badmington); 15. Cultural Studies and the Extreme (Dave Boothroyd); 16. Cultural Studies and the Secret (Clare Birchall).

Just when even the stodgiest of academics was getting used to the idea of cultural studies as a traditional academic discipline, here comes a book to shake everything up again