Ethnicity, Racism and the Media Book

	Acknowledgements
	Contributors
Pt. I	Framed as/named as different
1	Context	3
2	The racism and media project	7
3	Australian media studies and issues of race and ethnicity	11
4	Ideology and the media	15
5	Power and the media: Concentration	17
6	Power and the media: Globalisation	21
7	Cultural critiques and Australian (dis)content	23
8	Races and racisms	27
9	The new racism, communal identities and the nation	32
10	Race, cultural pluralism and the media in Australia: Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders	37
11	Race, cultural pluralism and the media in Australia: Immigrants	41
12	The state and the media in a culturally pluralist Australia	45
13	The direction of the book	48
Pt. II	Representing Australia: Nation and national identity
14	Dreaming up the nation	53
15	Defining/confining the original nations: Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders - in and out of the nation or putting people in their place?	57
16	Boundaries of the nation: The Gulf War	61
17	Boundaries of the nation: The boat people	67
18	The Blonde Aussie Mum, the Aussie family and the Aussie nation: Television ads	74
19	Romance fiction, soaps and serials	79
20	Frameworks for marginalising Aboriginal voices: 'Factions', 'drunks' and 'real' Aborigines	85
Pt. III	Dimensions of difference
21	Making a difference	93
22	Making children: Sugar and spice and TV advertising	96
23	All together now: The new racial and cultural inclusivity in children's animations	101
24	Making The Australian	111
25	Making Italians in Australian television drama	114
26	Wogs still out of work: Australian television comedy as colonial discourse	122
Pt. IV	Media practices and audience perceptions
27	Structures of control	133
28	Media practitioners	143
29	News values and minority journalists	159
30	An audience perception: Acropolis Now on stage	167
31	An audience perception: Ethnic audiences and the mass media	170
Pt. V	The way forward
32	Our problem with multiculturalism	179
33	Media representation	185
34	A conscious aim?	188
35	Critical multiculturalism and the structure of power in the Australian media	191
36	Post-colonial Australia: Challenge for change	193
	References	197
	Index	205