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Catherine L. Benamou

Professor Film & Media Studies

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

School of Social Sciences

Department of Chicano/latino Studies

School of Humanities

Department of Film and Media Studies

Catherine L. Benamou is currently serving as a Chicano/Latino Studies Professor Film & Media Studies at University of California, Irvine.

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Catherine L. Benamou

University of California, Irvine

Professor Film & Media Studies

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media studies journalism television studies communication spanish film mass communication cinema latino studies latin american studies spanish-language television global studies disasters globalization social media political communication latin american research migration studies historical review disaster research societal influence interactive television digital television latin american archaeology diaspora studies cultural identity latinx media enfranchisement barrio tv media enfranchisement disasterjossianna arroyo women filmmakers millennial urban melodrama transnational perspectives american mediascape brazilian identity diasporic perspective short films latin america santa cruz julianne burton latinx diasporic audiences latin american film global medium ethnography portuguese film criticism cultural studies documental cinema medium culture documentary film latin american cinema film studies

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Caribes 2.0: New Media, Globalization, and the Afterlives of Disasterjossianna Arroyo. Caribes 2.0: New Media, Globalization, and the Afterlives of Disaster. New Brunswick and London: Rutgers Up, 2023. 189 Pp.. Symposium A Quarterly Journal in Modern Literatures (2024)

Catherine L. Benamou

disaster researchdisasterjossianna arroyoglobal studiesdisasterssocietal influencejournalismmedia studiesglobalization

Barrio Tv and Media Enfranchisement: Producing on the Ground, Transmitting Locally in Detroit and Los Angeles. Springer eBooks (2022)

Catherine L. Benamou

communicationbarrio tvmedia studiesmedia enfranchisement

CONCLUSION: Emerging Tendencies in Sltv. Springer eBooks (2022)

Catherine L. Benamou

social mediacommunicationinteractive televisionmass communicationpolitical communicationtelevision studiesjournalismmedia studiesdigital television

INTRODUCTION: Beyond Expanding Markets, Spanish-Language Television and Its Diasporic Latinx Urban Audiences. Springer eBooks (2022)

Catherine L. Benamou

spanish-language televisionmedia studiesspanish

Mediating Migration, From Telenovelas to Slow Reporting. Springer eBooks (2022)

Catherine L. Benamou

journalismmedia studiesmigration studies

Not so Niche: Innovation, Access, and Opportunity in the (Ibero) American Mediascape. Springer eBooks (2022)

Catherine L. Benamou

american mediascape

Redefining Latinidad: Latinxs in Miami and Madrid and Brazilian Identity in Diasporic Perspective. Springer eBooks (2022)

Catherine L. Benamou

identity (social science)culturebrazilian identitydiaspora studiescultural identitylatino studiesdiasporic perspective

REVIEW: Talking #Browntv: Latinas and Latinos on the Screen, by Frederick Luis Aldama and William Anthony Nericcio. Pacific Historical Review (2022)

Catherine L. Benamou

culturehistorical reviewcultural diversitycultural studieslatino studiesjournalism

Spanish-Language Television and Diaspora in Detroit and Los Angeles: Toward Latinx Media Enfranchisement. Television & New Media (2022)

Catherine L. Benamou

spanish-language televisiontelevision studieslatinx media enfranchisementmedia studiesspanish

The Permutations of Affect, Collectivized: Television as Ritual and Repository of Memory. Springer eBooks (2022)

Catherine L. Benamou

affectmemoryculturemass communicationtelevision studiesperformance studiesmedia studiespsychology

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Catherine L. Benamou

Professor Film & Media Studies

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

School of Social Sciences

Department of Chicano/latino Studies

School of Humanities

Department of Film and Media Studies

Catherine L. Benamou is currently serving as a Chicano/Latino Studies Professor Film & Media Studies at University of California, Irvine.

Honors

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Education

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Catherine L. Benamou

University of California, Irvine

Professor Film & Media Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Catherine L. Benamou

disaster researchdisasterjossianna arroyoglobal studiesdisasterssocietal influencejournalismmedia studiesglobalization

Barrio Tv and Media Enfranchisement: Producing on the Ground, Transmitting Locally in Detroit and Los Angeles. Springer eBooks (2022)

Catherine L. Benamou

communicationbarrio tvmedia studiesmedia enfranchisement

CONCLUSION: Emerging Tendencies in Sltv. Springer eBooks (2022)

Catherine L. Benamou

social mediacommunicationinteractive televisionmass communicationpolitical communicationtelevision studiesjournalismmedia studiesdigital television

INTRODUCTION: Beyond Expanding Markets, Spanish-Language Television and Its Diasporic Latinx Urban Audiences. Springer eBooks (2022)

Catherine L. Benamou

spanish-language televisionmedia studiesspanish

Mediating Migration, From Telenovelas to Slow Reporting. Springer eBooks (2022)

Catherine L. Benamou

journalismmedia studiesmigration studies

Not so Niche: Innovation, Access, and Opportunity in the (Ibero) American Mediascape. Springer eBooks (2022)

Catherine L. Benamou

american mediascape

Redefining Latinidad: Latinxs in Miami and Madrid and Brazilian Identity in Diasporic Perspective. Springer eBooks (2022)

Catherine L. Benamou

identity (social science)culturebrazilian identitydiaspora studiescultural identitylatino studiesdiasporic perspective

REVIEW: Talking #Browntv: Latinas and Latinos on the Screen, by Frederick Luis Aldama and William Anthony Nericcio. Pacific Historical Review (2022)

Catherine L. Benamou

culturehistorical reviewcultural diversitycultural studieslatino studiesjournalism

Spanish-Language Television and Diaspora in Detroit and Los Angeles: Toward Latinx Media Enfranchisement. Television & New Media (2022)

Catherine L. Benamou

spanish-language televisiontelevision studieslatinx media enfranchisementmedia studiesspanish

The Permutations of Affect, Collectivized: Television as Ritual and Repository of Memory. Springer eBooks (2022)

Catherine L. Benamou

affectmemoryculturemass communicationtelevision studiesperformance studiesmedia studiespsychology

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