Dr. Mark Hayward

Assistant Professor

Contact Information

Email: mhayward@wlu.ca
Phone: ext.4544

Office Location: 4-103B DAWB
Office Hours: W13: Mon. 1:00-2:30

Academic Background

Education

PhD: Department of Communication Studies, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill (2002-2008)

MA: Graduate Program in Communication, McGill University (1998-2000)

BA: English Literature, Semiotics, University of Toronto (1994-1998)

Biography

Recent Publications

Volumes/Special Issues Edited

“Media Economies” (co-edited with Brian Dolber), Special Issue of Democratic Commnique
(Summer 2011)

“The Economic Crisis and After”, Cultural Studies. Vol 24, No. 3 ( 2010.) (Republished as Cultural Studies and Financial Capitalism)

Articles

“Canned Courses: Lecture Capture, Podcasting and the Transformations of Academic Labor”, 
International Journal of Communication, 2011.

“NSFW: Finance, Pornography and Media”, Democratic Communique, (Summer, 2011.)

“Good Workers: Television Documentary, Migration and the Italian Nation, 1956-1964”,
Modern Italy (Vol 16, No 1 [Lead Article], 2010).

“The Economic Crisis and After: Recovery, Reconstruction and The Promise of Cultural
Studies”, Cultural Studies (Vol 24, No 3., 2010)

“Voting Abroad: Cultural Diversity and Democratic Institutions in a Global Era”, Journal of
Parliamentary and Political Law (Vol 2, 2009)

“Two Ways of Being Italian on Global Television”, M/C Journal: A Journal of Media and
Culture (11:1, 2008)

Introduction to “May 16th, 1925: Gramsci in Parliament”, Cultural Studies (23:4/5, 2007).

Book Chapters

“Convergence Thinking, Cybernetics and Cultural Studies” in The Ends of Television
(University of Amsterdam Press, Forthcoming.)

“Il Caso Canadese and the Question of Global Media” in Beyond Monopoly: Globalization in
Contemporary Italian Media (Lexington Books, 2010.)

“Vernacular geopolitics and media economies in an enlarged Europe” in Media in the
Enlarged Europe (Intellect Books, 2009)