PUBLICATIONS Books Murphy, P. & Kraidy. M. (Eds.), Media Ethnography and Transnational Audiences (manuscript under review) Book Chapters Murphy, P. (in press) Without Ideology?: Rethinking hegemony in the age of transnational media, In L. Artz & Y. Kamalipour, (Eds.), The Globalization of Corporate Media Hegemony. SUNY Press Lengel, L. & Murphy, P. (2000) Cultural identity and cyberimperialism: Computer mediated explorations of ethnicity, nation and citizenship, In B. Ebo, (Ed.), Cyberimperialism: Global relations in the new electronic frontier (pp. 187-204). Westport, CT: Praeger Publishers Articles in Refereed Journals Murphy, P. & Kraidy, M. (under review). Towards an ethnographic approach to international communication. Communication Theory. Murphy, P. (2002) The anthropologist's son (living and learning the field), Qualitative Inquiry, 8(3), 246-261 Murphy, P. (1999) Media cultural studies' uncomfortable embrace of ethnography, Journal of Communication Inquiry, 23(3), 205-221 Murphy, P. (1999) Doing audience ethnography: A narrative account of establishing ethnographic identity and locating interpretive communities in field work, Qualitative Inquiry, 5(4), 479-502 Rodríguez, C. & Murphy, P. (1997) The study of communication and culture in Latin America: From laggards and the oppressed to resistance and hybrid cultures, The Journal of International Communication, 4(2), 24-45 Murphy, P. (1997) Contrasting perspectives: Cultural studies in Latin America and the U.S., a conversation with Néstor García Canclini, Cultural Studies, 11(1), 78-88 Murphy, P. (1995) Television and cultural politics in Mexico: Some notes on Televisa, the state and transnational culture, Howard Journal of Communication, VI (4), 250-261 CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS Natural discourses: Visions of nature and the environment in Disney. Mid-South Sociological Association, Memphis, Tennessee, October 2002. The anthropologist’s son: Living and learning the field. National Communication Association, Atlanta, November 2001 Media, power and the globalization of common sense, Global Fusion 2001, St. Louis, October 2001 Identification and confrontation: Notes from a reception study of men, masculinity and machismo in central Mexico (panelist), International Communication Association, Washington, D.C. May 2001 Approaches to audience research on cross-cultural media, Broadcast Education Association, Las Vegas, March 2001 Without ideology? Rethinking hegemony in the age of transnational media, BEA Plenary Panel, Global Fusion 2000, St. Louis, October 2000 Making social distinctions and dreaming with telenovelas in Mexico, International Communication Association, Acapulco, Mexico, June 2000 Media ethnography and the dialogical process: Exploring meaning through difference, International Communication Association, Acapulco, Mexico, June 2000 Confrontational representations and the hegemonic echo in central Mexico: An ethnographic study, II Colloquium on Communication and Culture Industries in NAFTA and MERCOSUR, University of Texas, Austin, June 1999 Waiting for Foucault: Ethnography's problematic acceptance in media cultural studies, International Communication Association, San Francisco, May 1999 Latin American cultural studies: Contributions and conflicts in popular culture theory and research, Broadcast Education Association, Las Vegas, April 1999 Internationalizing the university curricula through cross-cultural, interpersonal/ organizational, mass communication, and rhetorical components within the communication field (panelist), Speech Communication Association of Puerto Rico, San Juan, December 1998 The Frontera Project: Technology and pedagogy for the future (panelist), National Communication Association, New York, November 1998 Into the field: A narrative account of doing audience ethnography, Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Baltimore, August 1998 Deterritorialized signs, multitemporal dilemmas and ironic reconversion: Notes from an audience ethnography of Mexican television viewers, National Communication Association, Chicago, November 1997 Communication and diversity in the U.S. and Latin America: Perspectives from research and the classroom, National Communication Association, Chicago, November 1997 Reflections of the first conference of the Americas: A roundtable discussion (panelist), National Communication Association, Chicago, November 1997 Ethnography, popular culture & the Gramscian legacy in Latin American & U.S. cultural studies, International Communication Association, Chicago, May 1996 Race, ethnicity and cultural power: Problematizing representation politics across borders, Union for Democratic Communication, University of Texas, Austin, March 1995 Mexican television: Party politics and Televisa culture, Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Montreal, August 1992 Appalachian rural bars and cultural identity: An ethnographic study, Popular Culture Association, Toronto, Canada, March 1990 INVITED LECTURES Transnational audiences and media ethnography, Communication and Development Studies Program Seminar, Ohio University, scheduled for May 9, 2002 Teaching media critical theory to undergraduates, Graduate Critical Theory Seminar, School of Telecommunication, Ohio University, scheduled for May 9, 2002 Sex, art and media, Human Sexuality and Reproduction Series, Biology Department, Southern Illinois University, December 4, 2001. Poder, ideologia y economia politica de los medios masivos, Asociación de Profesionales en Comunicación, Querétaro, Mexico, April 8, 2001 Hybrid cultures and globalization, International Architecture Workshop, Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Querétaro, February 5, 2001 Naturaleza del flujo informativo en la sociedad posmoderna y globalizada, Diplomado de Nuevas Perspectivas Periodísticas, Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Guadalajara, Mexico, December 2, 2000 Media violence and the pedagogy of performance: The play Popcorn as media literacy, Hot House Theater, St. Louis, Missouri, November 25, 2000 Developments in qualitative audience theory and research around the world, Washington State University, Pullman, Washington, November 6, 2000 Mass media and democracy, Dialogue with Senior Citizens Series, Southern Illinois University, March 24, 1999 Balancing theory and practice in curriculum design for undergraduate mass communications programs, Community College Counselors Conference, SIUE, October 1998 Mass media and globalization, Media Literacy class, Notre Dame High School, St. Louis, Missouri, December 12, 1997 Portrayals of African Americans in the media (panelist), Black History Month, Southern Illinois University, February 13, 1995 Transnational mass media & the“Third World, Dialogue with Senior Citizens Series, Southern Illinois University, March 1, 1995 Media and rural development in Mexico, 1991 Fulbright Mexico & Central America Teacher's Seminar, Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Querétaro, Mexico, March 11, 1991