writings

Rosati, Clayton. (Forthcoming). "Walkout NYC!." ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies.

Rosati, Clayton and Mitchell, Don. (2009). “‘Live Monster: Black Friday and the All Consuming City.” Human Geography 2 (1).

Rosati, Clayton and Mitchell, Don. (2008). “It’s Black Friday and So the Wind Must Blow: Consumption, Culture, and the New City.” In Alejandro Mercado, Miriam Alfie and Graciela Martinez (Eds.) Encrucijadas, Encuentros y Divergencias en las Ciudades/Region de America del Norte. Centro de Estudios Sobre America del Norte, UNAM and Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana- Cuajimalpa, Mexico.

Rosati, Clayton. (2007). “MTV: 360o of the Industrial Production of Culture.” Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers 32 (4): 556-575.

Rosati, Clayton. (2007). “Media Geographies: Towards a Spatial Politics of the Image.” Geography

Compass 32 (4): 556-575.

ABSTRACT: Geographers are increasingly interested in the study of media.  This article thinks through media geographies via a review of the recent literature on media, space, and place.  In doing so, it suggests that geographers are situated in a particularly useful place to think about the spatial politics of media and images.  But, in order to do so, they must wrestle with some unaddressed issues regarding those politics, particularly regarding the struggles over social power through media and images.  It is argued that geographers’ most important contributions to these questions will come from a focus on the spatial processes, terrain, and built environment of these struggles, not just on the images themselves.

Mitchell, Don and Rosati, Clayton. (2006). "The Globalization of ‘Culture’: Geography and the Industrial Production of Culture.” In D. Conway and N. Heynen (Eds.) Globalization’s Contradictions: Geographies of Discipline, Destruction and Resistance? New York, Routledge.