Academic Interviews & Coverage

ACADEMIC INTERVIEWS & COVERAGE

Arjomand, N. (2022, April 6). Television and the Afghan culture wars: An analysis of media and nation building. Center for International Media Assistance.

Massoumi, M. (2022). Television and the Afghan culture wars: Brought to you by foreigners, warlords, and activists. Wazhmah Osman, Chicago: University of Illinois Press, 2020. Iranian Studies, 55(2), 582-584. doi:10.1017/irn.2021.13

Jaber, H. (2021, October 4). Review: Wazhmah Osman’s Television and the Afghan culture wars: Brought to you by foreigners, warlords, and activists. BioScope: South Asian Screen Studies.

de Groot, K. (2021, September 16). Afghanistan’s future after the U.S. withdrawal. Penn Today.

Esthruth, J. (2021, July 12).Watching Afghanistan: On television and the Afghan culture wars. Public Seminar.

Yesil, B. (2021, July 28). Book Review: Television and the Afghan Culture Wars: Brought to You by Foreigners, Warlords, and Activists, by Wazhmah Osman. Television & New Media.

Zeweri, H. (2021, March 8). Between imperial rule and sovereignty: Rethinking Afghanistan studies. Interventions.

Thenappan, B. (2020, June 29). Wazhmah Osman. Penn Political Review.

Sogn, E. & Touhouliotis, V. (2018, April). Interview for “The military present” series. Anthropological Airwaves Podcast. Link 1 | Link 2

Hannabach, C. (2016, October 19). Wazhmah Osman on Autoethnography and Afghan Documentary Film [interview, Episode 22]. Imagine Otherwise Podcast.

Osman, W. (2013). Virtuality, simulacra, and simulation: Virtual reality, real wars. Hagop Kevorkian Center Review 15.

Winnick, D. (2008, December). Ethnographic film today: An interview with three young filmmakers. Anthropology News, 49(8).

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Bajoghli, Narges (2022). Review: Television and the Afghan culture wars: Brought to you by foreigners, warlords, and activists by Wazhmah Osman. Visual Anthropology Review, 38(1), 175–178, DOI: 10.1111/var.12262.

Morley, D. (2021). Book Review: Television and the Afghan culture wars brought to you by foreigners, warlords, and activists. Critical Studies in Television, 16(4), 470–472.

Massoumi, M. (2021, October 2). Media, feminism, and political resistance in the wake of occupation: Afghanistan and the diaspora. American Anthropological Association (AAA), Podcast.

Akhtar, A. (2021, July 17). Review essay: global and comparative perspectives on media and development. Media, Culture & Society.

Bajoghli, N. (2021, July 5). Wazhmah Osman talks about her book, Television and the Afghan Culture Wars. CaMP Anthropology.

Gillam, Reighan (2021, April 23). New Books Network Podcast - Television and the Afghan culture wars.

Boyd-Barrett, J. O. (2021, February). Wazhmah Osman, Television and the Afghan culture wars: Brought to you by foreigners, warlords, and activists. International Journal of Communication 15(3).

Masood, S. (2018, July 22). Symposium on W. E. B. Du Bois: Initial ideas on Du Bois as a cultural sociologist of empire. Section Culture: Newsletter of the ASA Culture Section. Vol. 30(1).

Katz, A. (2017, March 27). Women writing about conflict regions: Kelly Writers House and WXPN [interview, Episode 123]. Kelly Writers House.

Shankman, P., Berlant, L., Robins, S., Hirschkind, C. & Pandian, A. (2014, November). Playlists: Cinematic Anthropology. Cultural Anthropology 29(4), 744-748.

Hyman, B., & Osman, W. (2011, May 7). Visual culture: Conversations on Afghanistan [interview]. Engaging Afghanistan.

Glass, A., Osman, W., & Stout, N. (2008, November). Anthropology now: Knowledge exchange. Anthropology News, 22-23.

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