Superhero Rundown

James Bond and current politics usually go hand and hand. We get into the grit of it and why the guy who watches my Google search history needs an apology.

Title Card by Elizabeth “ElizaGWR” Vail
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Bibliography:
“Why James Bond’s Next Era Should Return to the Cold War” by Lewis Knight
“James Bond at 60: Britain’s Bulletproof Cultural Export is Ripe for Another Rebirth” by Peter Bradshaw
“The Wilderness of Mirrors: 70 Years Since the First James Bond Book, Spy Stories Are Still Blurring Fact and Fiction” by Ebony
“Dr. No at 60: Who Was the Real James Bond?” by Tom Nicholson
“Nobody Does It Better: Why James Bond Will Never Die” by Rob Sheffield
“How GoldenEye Reinvented James Bond” by Richard Newby
“The Messy, Improbable History of SPECTRE” by Chris Klimek
“What James Bond’s Racism Teaches Us About Foreign Policy” by Nick Danforth
“Legalize It All” by Dan Baum
“Oh James: 007 as International Man of History” by Jeremy Black
“FIlms and Cultural Hegemony: American Hegemony ‘Outside’ and ‘Inside’ The 007 Movie Series: by Byungju Shin and Gon Namkung
“The Politics of James Bond” by Morgan Begg
“Drone Masculinity” by Matthew Bellamy
“Global Agency Between Bond and Bourne: Skyfall and James Bond in Comparison to the Jason Bourne Film Series” by Seung-hoon Jeong
“Intelligence and the Cold War” by Jerome Elie
“James Bond and America in the Sixties: An Investigation of the Formula Film in Popular Culture” by Drew Moniot
“James Bond and Art Cinema” by Christopher Holliday
“Paradoxical Masculinity: James Bond, Icon of Failure” by Toby Miller
“Policing the Past: Official History, Secrecy, and British Intelligence Since 1945” by Richard J. Aldrich
“Putting England Back on Top? Ian Fleming, James Bond, and the Question of England” by Christine Berberich
“Shaken, Not Stirred Britishness: James Bond, Race, and the Transnational Imaginary” by Anna Everett
“The Politics of Cold War Culture” by Tony Shaw