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Larisa Kingston Mann is an Associate Professor at Temple University’s Lew Klein College of Media and Communication, specializing in Media Studies and Production. Her work bridges legal frameworks, technological systems, and cultural practices to explore how marginalized communities navigate sovereignty, creativity, and survival.
- Research Focus: Media technologies, sonic autonomy, decolonial identity, surveillance ethics
- Teaching: Courses on digital media law, ethics, and information society at both undergraduate and graduate levels
Mann’s research investigates the intersection of music, intimacy, and resistance in contexts like pirate radio, DJ culture, and ethnic media. Her forthcoming book Rude Citizenship (2022) examines Jamaican music’s relationship to copyright and colonial power dynamics.
Recent publications highlight surveillance risks in nightlife, sonic autonomy in urban tower blocks, and nonlinear innovation in marginalized media. These works span keywords like cultural sovereignty, media ethics, and postcolonial identity.
