Resisting James Bond

Lisa Funnell is Associate Dean of Creative Industries at Mohawk College, Canada.Christoph Lindner is Professor of Urban Studies at University College London, UK.

• List of FiguresForeword: Bond is Dead. Long Live 007.Marwan M. Kraidy (Northwestern University Qatar)AcknowledgementsIntroduction: Resisting James Bond in the Daniel Craig Era Lisa Funnell (Mohawk College, Canada) and Christoph Lindner (University College London, UK)Part 1: Embodiment1. James Bond, Environmental Injustice, and “Slow Violence” in the Craig EraTatiana Konrad (University of Vienna, Austria)2. “Do You Expect Me to Talk?”: Bond the Torture CriticRon E. Hassner (University of California, Berkeley, USA)3. The Thrusting Tip of the Spy Business: Discovering Resistance in the Modern MoneypennysColin Burnett (Washington University in St. Louis, USA)4. Highland Rape: Scotland’s Traumatic Past in SkyfallMary M. Burke (University of Connecticut, USA)5. “Do You Consider Your Employment to be Psychologically Stressful?”: Gender, Trauma, and Resilience in Daniel Craig’s James BondBridget E. Keown (University of Pittsburgh, USA)Part 2: Disembodiment6. For Your Servers Only: Surveillance and Infonationalism in Craig-era BondKathryn Hendrickson (University of Michigan, USA) and John Brick (Marquette University, USA)7. Specters of Capitalism: Globalization in the Craig-Era Bond FilmsMilo Sweedler (Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada)8. Bond, Race and Coloniality: No Time to Die(versify)…Harshad Keval (Canterbury Christ Church University, UK)9. License to Urbicide: Defusing Bond’s Acts of Terrorism for a New EraFernando Gabriel Pagnoni Berns (Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina)Afterword: 007 and Ableism Dr Lisa Funnell (Mohawk College, Canada)Contributor ListIndex

An interrogative, urgent edition to the expanding field of Bond scholarship, Lisa Funnell and Christoph Lindner's Resisting James Bond takes the Daniel Craig oeuvre as a whole and offers an overarching yet thoroughly comprehensive take on the actor's five-film tenure vis a vis a number of original and inventive chapter topics. A rare scholarly treat.