Barry King Livres

The book explores the evolving landscape of acting training in the US and UK amid increasing casualization and market pressures. It critiques traditional methods, highlighting a shift from theatrical character to the cultivation of personal brands, influenced by reality TV and social media. The emergence of a physiocratic elite reflects how cultural labor is embodied in celebrity personas, perceived as natural and independent of capitalist production. This analysis is relevant for those studying theatre, performance, contemporary celebrity, and technology's role in identity formation.

The research paper examines the potential of hybrid airships in enhancing Foreign Humanitarian Assistance (FHA) operations by addressing the challenges posed by limited infrastructure in disaster-stricken areas. It highlights the historical context of airships in the US military and their decline post-World War II due to technological advancements. The study argues that hybrid airships can efficiently deliver essential supplies directly to affected regions, improving response times and reducing costs, thus filling critical gaps in humanitarian aid efforts.