Liminal visibility: exploring ambiguities of time and space in transnational Korean hallyu cinema 

Paper pavilion and routes through transnational adoption 

Transnational film remakes: time, space, identity 

The importance of cultural sensitivity for luxury brands 

Assessing the effectiveness of transnational activism: an analysis of the anti-whaling and anti-sealing campaigns 

Transnational motherhood and fatherhood: gendered challenges and coping 

America's antifans: East Asian popular culture, American fans, and national transformations 

Contemporary European cinema in a transnational perspective: aftereffects of 1989 

Transnational modernity, national identity, and South Korean melodrama (1945-1960s) 

Nationalisms in the era of global quality TV: how SVODs main/stream the local 

Japan in transnational Hollywood: industry and identity, 1985-1995 

Towards an inter-disciplinary approach to the study of transnational relations 

Inequalities of care: the practices and morals of transnational caregiving 

Whose quality is it? Transnational TV flows and power in the global TV market 

Transnational (after)life: migrant transnationalism and engagement in U.S. and Mexican politics 

An exploratory study of the “observation format” in transnational Korean and Chinese reality television 

Gangs beyond borders: California and the fight against transnational crime - have recommendations become reality? 

Mechanisms of (in)visibility: Korean militarized subjects, critical sensing, and the project of decolonization 

The breaking and remaking of everyday life: illegality, maternity and displacement in the Americas 

Flexible families: Bracero families' lives across cultures, communities, and countries, 1942-1964 

Distinguishing cultural relations from cultural diplomacy: the British council’s relationship with Her Majesty’s government, 2015 

Another country: Black Americans, Arab worlds, 1952-1979 

Cinematic activism: film festivals and the exhibition of Palestinian cultural politics in the United States 

Transnational studies at Los Angeles University: a study of a promising practice 

Existential surplus: affect and labor in Asian diasporic video cultures