"Transnational fandom in
translation: manga readers and anime viewers outside of Japan." April 15, 2017
at Popular Culture Association of America, San Diego, CA.
"
Transnational spreadable media culture: manga readers and anime viewers outside of Japan." July 23, 2016 at Comic Arts Conference, San Diego, CA.
"Transnational convergence
culture: grassroots and corporate convergence in the conflict over amateur
English-translated manga," Journal of Graphic Novels and Comics,
Vol.
6, No. 4, Oct 2015. [DOI:10.1080/21504857.2015.1060617]
"Transnational audience reception: manga readers and
anime viewers outside of Japan."
July 11, 2015 at Comic Arts Conference, San Diego, CA.
"
Post-mortem Elvis: From Cultural Icon to Transproperty," [co-authored with Dann Downes]. In Death and the Rock Star (peer reviewed). Catherine Strong and Barbara Lebrun Eds. UK: Ashgate [Popular and Folk Music series]. 2015 pp149-161.
"Holy
Transmedia, Batman! The impact of 21st century intellectual property rights on
cultural production in Japan and America." Co-presented with Dann Downes, April
1, 2015 at Popular Culture Association of America, New Orleans, LA.
"Popular culture in translation: manga readers
and anime viewers outside of Japan," May 23, 2014 at Oceanic Popular
Culture Association, Honolulu, Hawaii.
"Globalization and Popular Culture: Surveying manga readers and anime viewers outside of Japan." Presented July 20, 2013 at The Comic Arts Conference, San Diego, CA.
"Trans-cultural conviviality, conflict and transition: reader responses to the crackdown on manga scanlation by American licensees and Japanese publishers." May 25, 2013 at Asian Conference on Cultural Studies, Osaka, Japan.
"Transnational Transformations: A Gender Analysis of Japanese Manga Featuring Unexpected bodily Transformations," The Journal of Popular Culture, Vol. 45, No. 4, 2012 pp789-806.
"Women as Readers." In Critical Survey of Graphic Novels: History, Theme, and Technique. Bart Beaty and Stephen Weiner, Eds. USA: Salem Press. October 2012.
"Tales of the Beanworld." in Critical survey of graphic novels : independents and underground classics Vol 3. Bart Beaty and Stephen Weiner, Eds. USA: Salem Press. May 2012 pp798-801.
"Scanlation Aggravation:
transnational corporate convergence and grassroots divergence in the case
of the crackdown on amateur English-translated manga." Presented July, 14,
2012 at The Comic Arts Conference, San Diego, CA.
"Transnational Convergence
Culture: grassroots and corporate convergence in the conflict over amateur
English-translated manga." Presented March 16, 2012 at Association for
Asian Studies Annual Conference, Toronto, Ontario
"The Mouse is Dead, Long Live the Ogre: Shrek and the Boundaries of Transgression," [co-authored with Dann Downes] in Investigating Shrek: Power, Identity and Ideology (peer reviewed). Tim Nieguth, Aurelie Lacassagne and François Dépelteau, Eds. Canada: Palgrave McMillan. September 2011 pp75-85.
"Frontiers of Fandom: A
comparative analysis of membership survey data from two Wordcons that have taken
place outside of the USA." Presented August 20, 2011 at Speculative
Frontiers: Reading, Seeing, Being, Going,
Reno,
Nevada.
"Surveying Worldcon: Analysis of an online survey of attending members of Anticipation/Worldcon 2009." Presented September 6, 2010 at Academic Conference of the World Science Fiction Convention 2010, Melbourne, Australia.
"Reading Manga: Creating Meaning
out of Transnational Popular Culture," presented April 2, 2010 at the Comic
Arts Conference 2010, San Francisco, CA.
Situations of Viewing: Class, Gender and the Everyday
Practices and Processes of Watching Television. (2010) VDM Verlag:USA (on demand).