What we are writing

Dan Brockington

• Brockington, D. 2016. ‘Epilogue: the politics of celebrity humanitarianism.’ Chapter in Celebrity Humanitarianism and North-South Relations. Ed by Richey, L-A. Routledge, Abingdon.
• Brockington, D. 2015. Towards an International Understanding of the Power of Celebrity Persuasions. A Review and a Research Agenda. Celebrity Studies 6 (4): 486-504.
• Brockington, D. 2015. Celebrity advocacy: international and comparative perspectives. Celebrity Studies 6 (4): 393-398.
• Brockington, D. and Henson, S. 2015. ‘Signifying the Public: Celebrity Advocacy and post-democratic politics’ International Journal of Cultural Studies 18(4): 431-448.
• Brockington, D. 2014. ‘The Production and Performance of Authenticity: the work of celebrity in international development.’ Third World Quarterly 35 (1): 88-108.
• Brockington, D. 2013. “Celebrity, Environmentalism and Conservation.” In Environmental Conflict and the Media, New York: Peter Lang.
• Brockington, D. 2010. ‘Do celebrities help or hinder environmental causes? [Online]. Available from http://www.thescavenger.net/environment/do-celebrities-help-or-hinder-environmentalcauses-93478.html
• Brockington, Dan. 2009. Celebrity and the Environment. Fame, Wealth and Power in Conservation.
  ZED books, London.
• Brockington, D. and Scholfield, K. 2009. Celebrity Conservation. In Celebrity Colonialism: Fame, Representation, and Power in Colonial and Post-Colonial Cultures edited by Robert Clarke.
• Brockington D. 2008. ‘Powerful Environmentalisms. Conservation, Celebrity and Capitalism.’ Media, Culture and Society 30 (4): 551-568.

Alexandra Cosima Budabin

• Pruce, J. & A.C. Budabin. (2016). “The Strategic Logic of Media Advocacy: New Modalities of Information Politics in Human Rights“. Journal of Human Rights. Volume 15, Issue 3. Special Issue on “Human Rights in the News” edited by Mort Winston and John Pollock.
• Richey, L.A & A.C. Budabin (2016). “Celebrities in International Affairs.”Oxford Handbooks Online.
• Richey, L.A. and  A.C. Budabin. (2016). “Celebritizing Conflict: How Ben Affleck Sells the Congo to Americans.” Humanity, a special collection edited by Amal Fadlalla on “Humanitarianism and Human Rights: Conceptualizing Development, Security, and Justice in Africa.”
• Budabin, A.C. (2016). “Ben Affleck Goes to Washington: Celebrity Advocacy, Access, and Influence”, book chapter for the volume Celebrity Humanitarianism and North-South Relations: Politics, Place and Power, edited by Lisa Ann Richey (Oxford: Routledge).
• Budabin A.C. (2015). “Celebrities as norm entrepreneurs in international politics: Mia Farrow and the ‘Genocide Olympics’ campaign,” Celebrity Studies as part of a collection edited by Dan Brockington on “Capitalism, Democracy and Celebrity Advocacy”.
• Budabin, A.C. (2015). “Documentarian, Witness, and Organizer: Exploring Celebrity Roles in Human Rights Media Advocacy,” for The Social Practice of Human Rights, edited by Joel R. Pruce (New York: Palgrave Macmillan).
• Budabin, A.C. (2014). “Do Celebrity Humanitarians Matter?” Carnegie Ethics Online, edited by Madeleine Lynn (New York: Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs).

Lene Bull Christiansen

• Christiansen, L.B. and L.A. Richey (forthcoming). ‘Celebrity-black: The meanings of race and performances of aid celebrity outside the mainstream Hollywood-UK circuit’ for Celebrity Studies Special Issue on ‘Capitalism, Democracy and Celebrity Advocacy’.
• Christiansen, L.B., & Frello B. 2014. Celebrity witnessing: Shifting the emotional address in narratives of development aid. Paper presented at Symposium on Sustainaiblity and the Celebrity-Business-Development Nexus at Copenhagen Business School, 8-9 May 2014.
• Christiansen, L.B. & Olwig, M.F. 2014 The Celebrity-led Benefit Event as Information Platform, Fundraiser and/or Entertainment. Paper presented at ISA’s 55th Annual Convention, Toronto, 26-29 March 2014.
• Christiansen, L.B. & Rasmussen, L.M. Danmarks Indsamling svigter oplysningen. Feature article in Politiken, 31. January 2014.
• Christiansen, LB 2012, ‘From Denmark with Love: The narrative structure of global celebrity driven affective connectivity‘ Paper presented at, Melbourne, Australia, 12-14 December-2012.
• Christiansen, LB 2012, ‘‘From Denmark with Love’: Performance of affective connectivity and racial difference‘ Paper presented at, Paris, France, 2-6 July 2012.
• Christiansen, LB & Richey, LA 2012, ‘Public Intellectuals and Affective Icons: Danish Afropolitans as Aid Celebrities‘ Paper presented at, Manchester, United Kingdom, 19-20 June 2012.
• Christiansen, L.B. & Rasmussen, L.M. 2011. ‘The Commodification of Compassion.’ Paper presented at the fourth European Conference on African Studies, Uppsala, 15-18 June 2011.

Johanna Hood

• Hood, J.  & Richey, L.A. Suffering Chinese Bodies and their African Activist Audience: Visual Contributions to the Medicalization of Security. Paper presented at International Studies Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, USA.
• Hood, J Celebrity 2010 Philanthropy: The Cultivation of China’s HVI/AIDS heroes. In: Elaine Jefferys, Louise Edwards (Eds.) Celebrity in China. Hong Kong University Press.

Stefano Ponte

• Ponte, S, Richey, LA & Baab, M 2008 ‘Bono’s Product (RED) Initiative: Wedding Hard Commerce and Corporate Social Responsibility‘ 2008/13 edn, Institut for Internationale Studier / Dansk Center for Internationale Studier og Menneskerettigheder, Copenhagen, pp. 1.

• Ponte, S, Richey, LA & Baab, M 2009, ‘Bono’s Product (RED) Initiative: corporate social responsibility that solves the problems of ‘distant others’‘ Third World Quarterly, vol 30, no. 2, pp. 301-317

Tobias Raun

• Raun, T. 2009, ‘Madonna, Barbie og Lara Croft mødes i ny antologi‘ Webmagasinet Forum.

Louise Mubanda Rasmussen

• Rasmussen, L.M. (forthcoming). A Mission of Mercy: AIDS Treatment and Religion in
  Uganda. London and New York: Routledge [in draft]
• Rasmussen, L.M and R. Singla. (forthcoming) “Global health intervention from North to South: (Academic) preparation of students.” Book chapter for Cultural Psychology of Intervention in the Globalized World, edited by Pina Marsico, Sanna Schliewe and Nandita Chaudhary
• Rasmussen, L.M. (2015). “Madonna in Malawi: Celebritized Interventions and Local Politics of Development in the South.” In Celebrity Humanitarianism and North-South Relations: Politics, Place and Power, by Lisa Ann Richey. Oxford: Routledge.
• Rasmussen, L.M.  (2014). “Condoms, Pills and Professional Identity: The Transnational ART Scale-up Project and Catholic HIV/AIDS Counsellors in Uganda”. In Strings Attached: AIDS and the Rise of Transnational Connections in Africa, by Nadine Beckmann, Alessandro Gusman, and Catrine Shroff, pp.131-153. Oxford University Press.
• Rasmussen, L.M. (2014). Madonna in Malawi: How do celebritized development interact with local politics of development in the South? Paper presented at ISA’s 55th Annual Convention, Toronto, 26-29 March 2014.
• Rasmussen, L.M. (2013). Editor. The Politics and Anti-Politics of Social Movements : Religion and AIDS in Africa. With Marian Burchardt & Amy S. Patterson. London: Routledge.
  
• Rasmussen, L.M. (2013). ‘Celebrity Humanitarianism: The Ideology of Global Charity by Ilan Kapoor’ (Review). The Journal of Development Studies.
• Rasmussen L.M. (2013). ‘This Used to be My Playground’:Madonna’s “failed” orphan projects and popular perceptions in Malawi. Paper presented at Roskilde University 12 June 2013.
• Rasmussen, L.M. Under review. “In the Name of Sustainability: Contradictory Effects of NGO-driven Development in Malawi”.
• Budabin, A.C. & Rasmussen, L.M. (under review). “The emergence of celebrity-led development organizations: the legitimating function of elite engagement”.

Lisa Ann Richey

• Richey, L.A & A.C. Budabin (2016). “Celebrities in International Affairs.”Oxford Handbooks Online.
• Richey, L.A. and  Budabin, A.C. (2016). “Celebritizing Conflict: How Ben Affleck Sells the Congo to Americans.” Humanity, a special collection edited by Amal Fadlalla on “Humanitarianism and Human Rights: Conceptualizing Development, Security, and Justice in Africa.”
• Richey, L.A. &  Ponte, S. Brand Aid Funding for Educating Public Humanitarians. World Yearbook of Education 2016 The Global Education Industry: World Yearbook of Education 2016 The Global Education Industry. red. / Antoni Verger; Christopher Lubienski; Gita Steiner-Khamsi. New York and London : Routledge, 2016.
• Christiansen, L.B. & Richey, L.A. “Celebrity-black : The meanings of race and performances of aid celebrity outside the mainstream Hollywood-UK circuit.” Celebrity Studies, Vol. 6, Nr. 4, 01.10.2015, s. 505-518.
• Richey, L.A. 2015 (Ed.). Celebrity Humanitarianism and North-South Relations: Politics, Place and Power. Routledge.
• Richey, L.A. & Ponte s. 2014. New Actors and Alliances in Development. Third World Quarterly vol 35, no. 1
• Richey LA & Ponte S, 2014. Buying into Development: Brand Aid forms of Cause-Related Marketing. Third World Quarterly vol 35, no. 1.
• Richey, L.A. & Ponte S. 2013. Brand Aid: Values, Consumption, and Celebrity Mediation. International Political Sociology, vol 7, no 1.
• Richey, LA & Ponte, S. 2013, ‘Brand Aid and the International Political Economy and Sociology of North-South Relations‘International Political Sociology, vol 7, no. 1.
• Richey, LA & Ponte, S 2012, ‘Brand Africa: Multiple transitions in global capitalism‘ Review of African Political Economy, vol 39, no. 131, pp. 135-150.
• Richey, LA & Ponte, S 2011 Brand Aid. Boston Review. [Online]. Available here.
• Richey, LA & Ponte, S 2011, ‘‘Bonos fond i mediemøllen’‘ Information.
• Richey, LA & Ponte, S 2011, Brand Aid: Shopping Well to Save the World. University of Minnesota Press.
• Richey, LA & Ponte, S 2011, ‘Product (RED): How celebrities push the boundaries of ‘causumerism’‘ Environment and Planning A, vol 43, no. 9, pp. 2060-2075.
• Richey, LA & Ponte, S 2010, ‘Better (Red)™ Than Dead?: Celebrities, Consumption and International Aid‘ Nordicom Review, vol 31, no. Special Issue , pp. 57-73.
• Richey, L.A. 2010, ‘Brand Aid?: How Shopping has become Saving African Women and Children with AIDS‘. inInternational Handbook on Gender and Poverty. Edward Elgar Publishing, Incorporated, pp. 504-509.
• Richey, L.A. 2010, ‘From Band Aid to Brand Aid for Africa‘ Paper presented at ASAUK Biennial Conference 2010 , Oxford, United Kingdom, 16-09-10 – 19-09-10,
• Richey, L.A. & Ponte, S 2008, ‘Better (Red) (TM) than dead? Celebrities, consumption and international aid‘ Third World Quarterly, vol 29, no. 4, pp. 711-729.
• Richey, L.A. 2008, ‘Representations of African Women and AIDS in Bono’s Product RED‘. in J Klot & V-K Nguyen (eds),The Fourth Wave : Gender, Culture and HIV in the 21st Century. Social Science Research Council , WWW.
• Richey, LA & Christiansen, LB 2012, ‘Celebrities and Afropolitans: Managing Private Affect in Transnational Relations‘ Paper presented at International Studies Association Annual Meeting, San Diego, United States, 01-04-12 – 04-04-12.

Annika Bergman Rosamond

• Rosamond, A.B. The Moral Agency and Authority of Sean Penn and George Clooney – Celebrity Contestations of Sovereignty and Violence.’ In draft.
• Rosamond, A. B. & Gregoratti, C. 2014. Neoliberal Assemblages, Celebrities, Consumerism and the Entrepreneurial Woman. Paper presented at Symposium on Sustainaiblity and the Celebrity-Business-Development Nexus at Copenhagen Business School, 8-9 May 2014.
• Rosamond, A. B. 2013.  Världskändisar, kosmopolitism och internationell politik. International Politik (Fokus: Kjendisser og International Politik) vol, 4,  December, 2013.
• Rosamond, A. B. 2011. ‘The Cosmopolitan-Communitarian Divide and Celebrity Anti-War Activism’,  in Transnational Celebrity Activism in Global Politics (Tsaliki, L.  et al. eds). Chicago: Intellect, The University of Chicago Press.

Anne Vestergaard

• Vestergaard, A. Mediatized Humanitarianism. Trust and Legitimacy in the Age of Suspicion. Journal of Business Ethics April 2014, Volume 120, Issue 4, pp 509-525
• Vestergaard, A. 2014. Book review: Lilie Chouliaraki. The Ironic Spectator. Visual Communication, vol. 13(3).
• Vestergaard, A. 2013. Humanitarian Appeal and the Paradox of Power. Journal of Critical Discourse Studies vol. 10, 4.
• Vestergaard, A. 2010. Identity and Appeal in the Humanitarian Brand. In Chouliaraki, L. & Morsing, M. (eds): Media, Organisations and Identity, Palgrave
• Vestergaard, A. 2010 .Distance and Suffering: Humanitarian Discourse in the Age of Mediatization. Frederiksberg: Samfundslitterat
• Vestergaard, A. (2008) Branding the Humanitarian. The case of Amnesty International. Journal of Language and Politics,vol. 7, 3.