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2001

Keane, Michael A. (2001) Broadcasting policy, creative compliance and the myth of civil society in China. Media, Culture and Society, 23(6). pp. 783-798.

Keane, Michael A. (2001) Cultural technology transfer: redefining content in the Chinese television industry. Emergences: Journal for the Study of Media and Composite Cultures, 11(2). pp. 223-236.

Keane, Michael A. and Hartley, John (2001) From Ceremony to CD-ROM: Indigenous Creative Industries in Brisbane.

Keane, Michael A. (2001) By the way, FUCK YOU! Feng Xiaogang's disturbing TV dramas. Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies, 15(1). pp. 57-66.

Keane, Michael and Lin, Qinghong (2001) Patriotism is not enough: Chinese intellectuals and the knowledge economy. Asia Pacific Media Educator. pp. 164-179.

Keane, Michael A. (2001) Redefining Chinese citizenship. Economy and Society, 30(1). pp. 1-17.

2002

Keane, Michael A. (2002) Facing off on the final frontier: the WTO accession and the re-branding of China's national champions. Media International Australia Incorporating Culture and Policy: quarterly journal of media research and resources, 105. pp. 130-146.

Cunningham, Stuart D. and Rennie, Elinor M. and Glover, Stuart and Henkel, Cathy J. and Keane, Michael A. and Tacchi, Jo A. and Hearn, Gregory N. and Doneman, Michael R. (2002) Smart State All Over: Opportunities for Broadcasting and Content Creation Enterprises in Regional Queensland.

Keane, Michael A. (2002) As a hundred television formats bloom, a thousand television stations contend. Journal of Contemporary China, 11(30). pp. 5-16.

Donald, Stephanie H. and Keane, Michael A. (2002) Media in China : new convergences, new approaches. In: Donald, Stephanie Hemelryk and Keane, Michael and Hong, Yin (Eds.) Media in China : Consumption, Content and Crisis. Routledge Curzon, pp. 3-17.

Keane, Michael A. and Donald, Stephanie H. (2002) Responses to crisis : convergence, content industries and media governance. In: Donald, Stephanie H. and Keane, Michael A. and Hong, Yin (Eds.) Media in China : Consumption, content and crisis. Routledge Curzon, United Kingdom, pp. 200-211.

Keane, Michael A. (2002) Send in the clones : television formats and content creation in the People's Republic of China. In: Donald, S and Keane, Michael A. and Hong, Y (Eds.) Media in China: Consumption, Content and Crisis. Routledge Curzon, pp. 80-90.

Keane, Michael A. (2002) Television drama in China : engineering souls for the market. In: Craig, Timothy J. and King, Richard (Eds.) Global Goes Local: Popular Culture in Asia. UBC Press, pp. 120-137.

Keane, Michael A. (2002) Television futures in Asia : the internationalization of programming. In: Fengqiu, Z and Zhifeng, H and Shixian, H (Eds.) Globalisation and the Fate of Chinese Film and Television. Beijing Broadcasting Institute, pp. 361-372.

2003

Keane, Michael A. and Moran, Albert and Ryan, Mark David (2003) Audiovisual works, TV formats and multiple markets.

Moran, Albert and Keane, Michael A. (Eds.) (2003) Television across Asia: television industries, programme formats and globalization. Media Culture and Social Change in Asia. Routledge, London.

Keane, Michael A. (2003) Creativity and complexity in post-WTO China. Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies, 17(3). pp. 291-301.

Cunningham, Stuart D. and Hearn, Gregory N. and Cox, Stephen D. and Ninan, Abraham and Keane, Micheal A. (2003) Brisbane's Creative Industries 2003.

Keane, Michael A. (2003) Civil society, regulatory space and cultural authority in China's television industry. In: Kitley, Philip (Ed) Television, regulation and civil society in Asia. Routledge Curzon, United Kingdom, London, pp. 169-187.

Cunningham, Stuart D. and Cutler, Terry A. and Ryan, Mark David and Hearn, Gregory N. and Keane, Michael A. (2003) Research and Innovation Systems in the Production of Digital Content and Applications. Content and Applications, Creative Industries Cluster Study Volume III. Commonwealth of Australia (DCITA) Canberra.

2004

Keane, Michael A. (2004) Brave new world: understanding China's creative vision. International Journal of Cultural Policy, 10(3). pp. 265-279.

Cunningham, Stuart D. and Cutler, Terry A. and Hearn, Gregory N. and Ryan, Mark David and Keane, Michael A. (2004) An innovation agenda for the creative industries: Where is the R&D? Media International Australia Incorporating Culture and Policy: quarterly journal of media research and resources, 112. pp. 174-185.

Keane, Michael A. and Spurgeon, Christina L. (2004) Advertising Industry and Culture in Post-WTO China. Media International Australia Incorporating Culture and Policy: quarterly journal of media research and resources, 111(May). pp. 104-117.

Keane, Michael A. (2004) Asia : new growth areas. In: Moran, Albert and Keane, Michael A. (Eds.) Television across Asia: Television industries, programme formats and globalization. Routledge Curzon, pp. 9-20.

Keane, Michael A. (2004) Bringing culture back in. In: Howell, Jude (Ed) Governance in China. Rowman & Littlefield Publishers Inc, pp. 77-96.

Haseman, Bradley C. and Keane, Michael A. and Wissler, Rodney C. (2004) Conclusion. In: Wissler, Rodney C. and Haseman, Bradley C. and Wallace, Sue-Anne and Keane, Michael A. (Eds.) Innovation in Australian Arts, Media and Design. Post Pressed, Flaxton, Qld, pp. 258-269.

Cunningham, Stuart D. and Ryan, Mark David and Keane, Michael A. and Ordonez, Diego (2004) Financing Creative Industries in Developing Country Contexts.

Keane, Michael A. (2004) Innovation and creativity in digital content industries in Australia and China: policy and practice. In: International Cultural Industries Conference, 12-15 September 2004, Taiyuan, Shanxi, China. (Unpublished)

Keane, Michael A. (2004) It's all in a game : television formats in the People's Republic of China. In: Iwabuchi, Koichi and Meucke, Stephen and Thomas, Mandy (Eds.) Rogue Flows : Trans-Asian Cultural Traffic. Hong Kong University Press, pp. 53-71.

Moran, Albert and Keane, Michael A. (2004) Joining the circle. In: Moran, Albert and Keane, Michael A. (Eds.) Television across Asia : Television Industries, Programme Formats and Globalization. Routledge Curzon, pp. 197-204.

Montgomery, Lucy and Keane, Michael A. (2004) Learning to Love the Market: Copyright, Culture and China. In: Intellectual Property Rights, Communication and the Public Domain in the Asia Pacific-Region, 14 - 17 December 2004, University of Queensland.

Keane, Michael A. (2004) Network or perish? In: Wissler, Rodney C. and Haseman, Bradley C. and Wallace, Sue-Ann and Keane, Michael (Eds.) Innovation in Australian Arts, Media and Design : Fresh challenges for the tertiary sector. Post Pressed, pp. 135-146.

Keane, Michael A. (2004) A revolution in television and a great leap forward for innovation? China in the global television format business. In: Moran, Albert and Keane, Michael A. (Eds.) Television across Asia : television industries, programme formats and globalization. RoutledgeCurzon media, culture and social change in Asia, 1. Routledge, United Kingdom, London, pp. 88-104.

2005

Keane, Michael A. and Ryan, Mark David and Cunningham, Stuart D. (2005) 'Worlds apart? Finance and investment in creative industries in the People's Republic of China and Latin America'. Telematics and Informatics, 22(4). pp. 309-331.

Keane, Michael A. (2005) Television drama in China: Remaking the market. Media International Australia Incorporating Culture and Policy: quarterly journal of media research and resources(115). pp. 82-93.

Cunningham, Stuart D. and Cutler, Terry A. and Hearn, Gregory N. and Ryan, Mark D. and Keane, Michael A. (2005) From 'culture' to 'knowledge': An innovation systems approach to the content industries. In: Andrew, Caroline and Gattinger, Monica and Jeannotte, M. Sharon and Straw, Will (Eds.) Accounting for culture: Thinking through cultural citizenship. University of Ottawa Press, Canada, Ottawa, pp. 104-123.

Ryan, Mark D. and Keane, Michael A. and Cunningham, Stuart D. (2005) From remote 'outback' beginnings to cultural export phenomenon: A case study of finance and the internationalisation of Indigenous Australian visual art. In: Breit, Rhonda and Servaes, Jan (Eds.) Information Society or Knowledge Societies? UNESCO in the Smart State. Southbound Publications, Malaysia, Penang, pp. 93-110.

Keane, Michael A. and Moran, Albert (2005) (Re)presenting local content: Programme adaptation in Asia and the Pacific. Media International Australia Incorporating Culture and Policy: quarterly journal of media research and resources(116). pp. 88-99.

Keane, Michael A. and Moran, Albert (2005) Television’s new engines. Television and new media. (Unpublished)

2006

Keane, Michael A. (2006) Once were peripheral: Creating media capacity in East Asia. Media, Culture and Society, 28(6). pp. 835-855.

Keane, Michael A. (2006) The 'diggi awards' an agent model for creative community building. International Journal of Cultural Studies, 9(3). pp. 377-381.

Keane, Michael A. and Hartley, John (2006) Creative industries and innovation in China. International Journal of Cultural Studies, 9(3). pp. 259-264.

Keane, Michael A. (2006) From made in China to created in China. International Journal of Cultural Studies, 9(3). pp. 285-296.

Moran, Albert and Keane, Michael A. (2006) Cultural power in international TV format markets. Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies, 20(1). pp. 71-86.

Keane, Michael A. (2006) Exporting Chinese culture: industry financing models in film and television. Westminster Papers in Communication and Culture, 3(1).

Moran, Albert and Keane, Michael A. (2006) Copycat TV and new trade routes in Asia and the Pacific. In: Harvey, Sylvia (Ed) Trading culture : global traffic and local cultures in film and television. John Libbey Publishing, United Kingdom, Eastleigh, pp. 105-117.

Keane, Michael A. (2006) Created in China: the new catch up strategy. In: International Communication Association, Development and Intercultural Communication Panel, Dresden, 20 June 2006.

Montgomery, Lucy and Keane, Michael (2006) Learning to love the market: Copyright, culture and China. In: Thomas, P. and Servaes, J. (Eds.) Intellectual property rights and communications in Asia : conflicting traditions. Sage Publications, India, New Delhi, pp. 130-148.

2007

Keane, Michael A. (2007) Created in China: the great new leap forward. Media Culture and Social Change in Asia. Routledge, London, United Kingdom.

Keane, Michael A. (2007) Chinese citizenship and globalization. In: Hudson, Wayne and Slaughter, Steven (Eds.) Globalisation and citizenship: The transnational challenge. Routledge, United Kingdom, London, pp. 43-51.

Higgs, Peter L. and Cunningham, Stuart D. and Keane, Michael A. (2007) Inside and outside: where does a creative industry cluster begin and end? In: Zhang, X. and Yin, C. and Li, P. (Eds.) The Annual Report on World Cultural Industries. Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) Publishing/UNESCO, Beijing, pp. 394-405.

Keane, Michael A. and Fung, Anthony Y. H. and Moran, Albert (2007) New television, globalisation, and the East Asian cultural imagination. Hong Kong University Press, Hong Kong.

Hartley, John and Keane, Michael A. and Cunningham, Stuart D. (2007) The Queensland Model: connecting business enterprise, education, R&D, cultural production and exhibition in a creative precinct. In: Zhang, Xiaoming and Hu, Huilin and Zhang, Jiangang (Eds.) The Blue Book of China’s Cultural Industries. Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) Publishing, Beijing, pp. 358-368.

Keane, Michael A. (2007) Re-imagining Chinese Creativity: The Rise of a Super-Sign. In: Lovink, Geert and Rossiter, Ned (Eds.) MyCreativity Reader: A Critique of Creative Industries. Insitute of Networked Cultures (INC), Amsterdam.

Keane, Michael A. (2007) Structure and reform in China's television industries. In: Kops, Manfred and Ollig, Stefan (Eds.) Internationalization of the Chinese TV Sector. Lit Verlag, Berlin, pp. 191-204.

2008

Cunningham, Stuart D. and Ryan, Mark David and Keane, Michael A. and Ordonez, Diego (2008) Financing creative industries in developing countries. In: Barrowclough, Diana and Kozul-Wright, Zeljka (Eds.) Creative industries and developing countries : voice, choice and economic growth. Routledge, pp. 65-110.

Keane, Michael A. and Moran, Albert (2008) Television's new engines. Television and New Media, 9(2). pp. 155-169.

Ryan, Mark David and Keane, Michael A. and Cunningham, Stuart D. (2008) Australian Indigenous Art: Local Dreamings, Global Consumption. In: Anheier, Helmut and Raj Isar, Yudhishthir (Eds.) Cultures and Globalization: The Cultural Economy. Sage Publications, Los Angeles and London, pp. 284-291.

Keane, Michael A. (2008) The capital complex: Beijing's new creative clusters. In: Kong, Lily and O'Connor, Justin (Eds.) Creative Economies, Creative Cities: Asia-European Perspectives. Springer, New York. (In Press)

Keane, Michael A. and Zhang, Weihong (2008) Cultural creative industries or creative (cultural) industries? In: Hu, Huilin (Ed) China's Cultural Industries Forum (Chinese publication). Shanghai Peoples' Publishing, Shanghai. (In Press)

Keane, Michael A. (2008) East Asia: the global regional dynamic. In: Anheier, Helmut K. and Isar, Yudhishthir Raj (Eds.) Cultures and Globalization : The cultural economy. Sage Publications, Thousand Oaks, CA. (In Press)

Keane, Michael A. (2008) From National Preoccupation to Overseas Aspiration. In: Zhu, Ying and Keane, Michael A. and Bai, Ruoyun (Eds.) TV Drama in China: Unfolding Narratives of Tradition, Political Transformation and Cosmopolitan Identity. Hong Kong University Press (HKU Press). (In Press)

Keane, Michael A. (2008) From national preoccupation to overseas aspiration. In: Bai, Ruoyun and Keane, Michael A. and Zhu, Ying (Eds.) TV Drama in China. Hong Kong University Press, Hong Kong, China.

Zhu, Ying and Keane, Michael A. and Bai, Ruoyun (2008) Introduction to TV drama in China. In: Bai, Ruoyun and Keane, Michael A. and Zhu, Ying (Eds.) TV dama in China. Hong Kong University Press, Hong Kong, China, pp. 1-17.

Keane, Michael A. (2008) Reclaiming China's Cultural Authority. In: Alison, Tokita (Ed) Complicated Currents: Media Production, the Korean Wave, and Soft Power in East Asia. Monash University ePress, Melbourne, Vic.. (In Press)

Keane, Michael A. and Zhu, Ying and Bai, Ruoyun (Eds.) (2008) TV drama in China. Trans Asia Screen Cultures. Hong Hong University Press, Hong Kong, China.

2009

Zhang, Xiaoming and Keane, Michael A. (2009) International Perspectives on the Creative Econmomy. International Perspectives on the Creative Economy, 1. Sunchime Publishing, Beijing.

Keane, Michael A. (2009) Creative industries in China : four perspectives on social transformation. International Journal of Cultural Policy, 15(4). pp. 431-434.

Keane, Michael A. (2009) Understanding the creative economy : a tale of two cities clusters. Creative Industries Journal, 1(3). pp. 211-226.

Keane, Michael A. (2009) Between the tangible and the intangible : China's new development dilemma. Chinese Journal of Communication, 2(1). pp. 77-91.

Keane, Michael A. (2009) Culture, commerce and innovation in China. (Unpublished)

Keane, Michael A. (2009) Great adaptations : China's creative clusters and the new social contract. Continuum, 23(2). 221 -230.

Moran, Albert and Keane, Michael A. (2009) Introduction : the global flow of creative ideas. Continuum, 23(2). pp. 107-114.

Keane, Michael A. (2009) Understanding China : navigating the road ahead. Economia della Cultura(1). pp. 11-18.

Dan, Sheng and Doulet, Jean-Francois and Keane, Michael A. (2009) Urban Informatics in China : Exploring the Emerging of the Chinese City Web 2.0. In: Foth, Marcus (Ed) Handbook of research on urban informatics: the practice and promise of the real-time city. IGI Global, Hershey, PA, pp. 379-389.

2010

Moran, Albert and Keane, Michael A. (Eds.) (2010) Cultural adaptation. Routledge, London.

Keane, Michael A. (2010) Keeping up with the neighbors : China’s soft power ambitions. Cinema Journal(In Focus East Asian Screen Media issue). (In Press)

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