Timothy A SIMPSON
Associate Professor
 
 
Administrative role
Associate Dean of Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities
 
 
Academic qualifications
 
  • BA (Auburn University)
  • MA (University of Arkansas)
  • Ph.D. (University of South Florida)
   
 

Research Area

 
  • Culture and Communication, Asian Cities, Consumption, Ethnography

 
 
Current research projects
 
  • Economies of Fascination: Las Vegas, Dubai, Macau (collaboration with Mark Gottdiener and Heiko Schmid)
  • Transnational Urban Space and Post-Socialist Consumption in Macau (supported by grants from UM Research Committee and Urban Communication Foundation, USA)
 
 
Selected publications
 

Journal Articles:

  • T. Simpson (2008) ¡§Macao, Capital of the Twenty-First Century?¡¨ Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 26: 1053-1079. (With photographs by Adam Lampton).

  • T. Simpson (2008) ¡§The Proximal Other: Globalization and the Itinerant Subject of Intercultural Communication Research.¡¨ International and Intercultural Communication Annual 31.

  • T. Simpson (2008), ¡§The Commercialization of Macau¡¦s Cafes.¡¨ Ethnography 9(2): pp. 225 - 262.

  • T. Simpson (2001) ¡¥Themed Environments, Suburbs, and the Middle Class in Bangkok,¡¨ Etnofoor 14(1), pp. 7-30. (Holland).

  • M. Neumann and T. Simpson (2001) ¡§Notes from the Underground: Pirate Recording and Popular Music,¡¨ Societe et Consommation 1, pp. 39-46.

  • T. Simpson (2000) ¡§Streets, Sidewalks, Stores, and Stories: Narrative and the Uses of Urban Space,¡¨ Journal of Contemporary Ethnography 29(6): 682-716.

  • T. Simpson (1999) ¡§Recycling Urban Spaces,¡¨ Western Journal of Communication 63: 310-328.

  • M. Neumann and T. Simpson (1997) ¡§Smuggled Sound: Bootleg Recording and the Pursuit of Popular Memory,¡¨ Symbolic Interaction 20: 319-342.

  • T. Simpson (1995) ¡§Communication, Conflict, and Community in an Urban Industrial Ruin,¡¨ Communication Research 22: 700-719.

Book Chapters:

  • T. Simpson (forthcoming) ¡§Lazarus, the Dead Mall, and the Demise of the City Center,¡¨ Urban Communication Reader II, Ed. H. Jassem, S. Drucker, G. Burd (Hampton Press).

  • Wu M. and T. Simpson (2007) ¡§Media and Culture,¡¨ Mass Communication (Series on Western Research in the Humanities and Social Sciences), Ed. Shuming Lu and Junhao Hong, Beijing: China Remnin University Press: 84 ¡V 132. (in Chinese).
  • T. Simpson (1996) ¡§Constructions of Self and Other in the Experience of Rap Music,¡¨ Constructing the Self in a Mediated World ed. Debra Grodin and Thomas R. Lindlof, Sage: 107-123.

Technical Report:

  • T. Simpson (2008) Transnational Urban Space and Post-Socialist Consumption in Macao, Urban Communication Foundation, USA.

Reviews:

  • T. Simpson (2008) Review of: New Television, Globalisation, and the East Asian Cultural Imagination, by M. Keane, A.Y.H. Fung, and A. Moran (Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, 2007), Chinese Cross-Currents.

  • Chan S. H. and T. Simpson (2005) ¡§Multiple Coexisting Bottom Lines,¡¨ Euro-Asia Journal of Management 15(2): 125-131.

  • T. Simpson (1992) Review of: Living in the Rock n Roll Mystery: Reading Context, Self, and Others as Clues, by H.L. Goodall (Southern Illinois University Press), Journal of Communication Studies 10.

  • J. R. Bennett and T. Simpson (1991), Review of: The First Amendment, Democracy, and Romance, by S. Shriffin, Free Speech Yearbook 29.

 

Courses Taught at UM

 
  • Western and Eastern Cultures (ENGL283) ¡V for FBA ¡§Gaming Management¡¨ Program
  • Visual Communication and Design (COMM207)
  • Advanced Intercultural Communication (COMM403)
  • Ethics and Persuasion (COMM405)
  • Theories of Mass Communication (ICNM001)
  • International and Intercultural Communication (ICNM004)
  • Public Opinion (ICNM005)
  • Professional Writing in English (ICNM014)
 
 
Contact Details
 
Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities
University of Macau
Av. Padre Tomas Pereira,
Taipa, Macao SAR
Tai Fung Building, T-201
 
Phone: (853) 8397 4201
Fax: (853) 2883 8312
E-mail address: tsimpson@umac.mo
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