Center for Homeland Defense & Security: CHDS Thesis Series Spring 2008: Introducing the Future Now: Using Memetics and Popular Culture to Identify the Post 9/11 Homeland Security Zeitgeist

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CHDS Thesis Series Spring 2008: Introducing the Future Now: Using Memetics and Popular Culture to Identify the Post 9/11 Homeland Security Zeitgeist

Judith Boyd [15 May 2008]

Judith Boyd, winner of the 'Outstanding Thesis Award' explores the how homeland security is perceived by the public and the relevancy of this topic for policy makers and practitioners through her examination of 'memes' (units of cultural transmission). (Introducing the Future Now: Using Memetics and Popular Culture to Identify the Post 9/11 Homeland Security Zeitgeist [pdf])

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