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Selected Works of Prof. HAMPTON Mark A.

Associate Dean (Undergraduate Studies), Office of the Faculty of Arts; Associate Professor, Department of History

Prof. Mark Hampton is a specialist of 19th and 20th century Britain, media history in particular. His recent work has shifted to expatriate media in Hong Kong over the past century, when Hong Kong was a colony of Britain. He is part of a cluster of History faculty who work with Hong Kong and South China.

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About Prof. HAMPTON Mark A.

Prof. Mark Hampton is a specialist of 19th and 20th century Britain, media history in particular. His recent work has shifted to expatriate media in Hong Kong over the past century, when Hong Kong was a colony of Britain. He is part of a cluster of History faculty who work with Hong Kong and South China.

Present	Faculty Member, Lingnan University ‐ Faculty of Arts
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Present	Associate Dean (Undergraduate Studies), Lingnan University ‐ Faculty of Arts
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Present	Associate Professor, Lingnan University ‐ Department of History
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History and Cultural History

Nineteenth and Twentieth Century British History, Anglo-American Media History, and Cultural History

FRHistS
Ph.D., Vanderbilt University, History, 1998
M.A., Venderbilt University History, 1993
B.A., Middle Tennessee State University, History, 1992

Department of History, Lingnan University

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Journal Articles (21)

Journalism history : a debate

Journalism Studies (2014)

Mark HAMPTON and Martin CONBOY

In this exchange, Mark Hampton and Martin Conboy debate the best approaches to researching and writing journalism history. In the ...

The political cartoon as educationalist journalism : David Low's portrayal ...

Journalism Studies (2013)

This article examines David Low's depiction of unemployment in his cartoons during the interwar period, as a case study of ...

Colonial legacies and internationalization : British history in contemporary Hong Kong

Twentieth Century British History (2012)

Mark HAMPTON and C. L., Carol TSANG

As earlier contributions to this roundtable series have underscored, British history enjoys a wide institutional presence outside the UK, although ...

Projecting Britishness to Hong Kong : the British Council and Hong ...

Historical Research (2012)

This article examines post-war British cultural diplomacy in Hong Kong, focusing on the British Council and Hong Kong House. Drawing ...

Journalists' histories of journalism : Britain since the 1950s

Media History (2012)

Journalism history, like media history, is an impressively interdisciplinary field in which historians, literary critics, sociologists, philosophers, and communication scholars ...

British legal culture and colonial governance : the attack on corruption ...

Britain and the World (2012)

This article examines the Hong Kong Government's vigorous attack on corruption in the late 1960s and early 1970s as an ...

Round-table : Recovering liberties : Indian thought in the age of liberalism ...

Britain and the World (2012)

James R. FICHTER, Mark HAMPTON, Martin J. WIENER, Philip HARLING, et al.

The issue's roundtable focused on Christopher Bayly’s Recovering Liberties: Indian Thought in the Age of Liberalism and Empire, a farreaching ...

The cultural British world : Asia in the nineteenth and twentieth ...

Britain and the World (2012)

Mark HAMPTON and James R. FICHTER

This issue focuses on the British world and Asia in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, focusing most prominently on cultural ...

Early Hong Kong Television, 1950s - 1970s: Commercialisation, Public Service, and ...

Media History (2011)

Mark A. HAMPTON

Early Hong Kong television, 1950s-1970s : commercialisation, public service and Britishness

Media History (2011)

This article argues that the development of television in Hong Kong should be viewed as a part of British media ...

Inventing David Low : self-presentation, caricature and the culture of journalism ...

Twentieth Century British History (2009)

This essay examines cartoonist David Low's various public self-portrayals between the 1920s and 1950s both as a study of Low's ...

The "objectivity'' ideal and its limitations in 20th-century British journalism

Journalism Studies (2008)

Scholars of British journalism often refer to an Anglo-American shared ideal of "objectivity.'' While well-demonstrated in the American context, however, ...

Newspapers in Victorian Britain

History Compass (2007)

This article argues that while the prolific scholarship on the Victorian press arguably does not constitute a coherent research field ...

Roundtable : Vision of the press in Britain, 1850-1950. By Mark ...

Media History (2006)

Mark HAMPTON, Tom O'MALLEY, Simon POTTER and Joel WIENER

Defining Journalists in Late-Nineteenth Century Britain

Critical Studies in Media Communication (2005)

Mark A. HAMPTON

Media studies and the mainstreaming of media history

Media History (2005)

Censors and Stereotypes: Kingsley Martin Theorizes the Press

Media History (2004)

Mark A. HAMPTON

Liberalism, the Press, and the Construction of the Public Sphere ...

Victorian Periodicals Review (2004)

Mark A. HAMPTON

The Press, Patriotism and Public Discussion: C.P. Scott, the ...

Historical Journal (2001)

Mark A. HAMPTON

Understanding Media’: Theories of the Press in Britain, 1850-1914

Media, Culture & Society (2001)

Mark A. HAMPTON

Journalists and the ‘Professional Ideal’ in Britain: the Institute of ...

Historical Research (1999)

Mark A. HAMPTON

Hong Kong and British culture, 1945-97

Staff Publications (2016)

This book examines the British cultural engagement with Hong Kong in the second half of the twentieth century. It shows ...

Visions of the press in Britain, 1850-1950

Staff Publications (2004)

Historians recognize the cultural centrality of the newspaper press in Britain, yet very little has been published regarding competing historical ...

The cultural construction of the British world

Staff Publications (2015)

Barry CROSBIE and Mark HAMPTON

What were the cultural factors that held the British world together? How was Britishness understood at home, in the Empire, ...

Anglo-American media interactions, 1850-2000

Staff Publications (2007)

Joel H. WIENER and Mark HAMPTON

This volume reveals the complicated ways in which British and American media have influenced each other over the past two ...