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The Handbook of Diasporas, Media, and Culture

Hoboken, NJ: Wiley Blackwell (2019), xviii, 602 pp.

Series: Global Handbooks in Media and Communication Research

ISBN 978-1-119-23670-2

Introduction: diaspora, media and culture: exploring dimensions of human mobility and connectivity in the era of global eiterdependency / Roza Tsagarousianou and Jessica Retis
Diasporas: changing meanings and limits of the concept / Robin Cohen
Digital diasporas: beyond the buzzword: towards a relational understanding of mobility and connectivity / Laura Candidatu, Koen Leurs and Sandra Ponzanesi
The tragedy of the cultural commons: cultural crossroads and the paradoxes of identity / Thomas Hylland Eriksen
Diaspora and the plurality of its cosmopolitan imaginaries / Myria Georgiou
Beyond the concept of diaspora? Re-evaluating our theoretical toolkit through the study of Muslim transnationalism / Roza Tsagarousianou
Doing diasporic media research: methodological challenges and innovations / Kevin Smets
Homogenizing heterogeneity in transnational contexts: Latin American diasporas and the media in the global North / Jessica Retis
Unravelling diaspora and hybridity: Brazil and the centrality of geopolitical context in analysing culture in global postcolonial space / Niall Brennan
Media, racism and Haitian immigration in Brazil / Denise Cogo and Terezinha Silva
China's vessel on the voyage of globalisation: the soft power agenda and diasporic media responses / Wanning Sun
Digital diaspora: social alliances beyond the ethno-national bond / Saskia Witterborn
Transnational mediated commemoration of migrant deaths at the borders of Europe / Karina Horsti
The politics of diasporic integration: the case of Iranians in Britain / Annabelle Sreberny and Reza Gholami
Scripting Indianess: remediating narratives of diasporic affiliation and authenticity / Radha Hegde
Media representations of diasporic cultures and the impact on audiences: polarization, power, and the limits of interculturality / Miquel Rodrigo-Alsina, Antonio Pineda and Leonarda García-Jiménez
Towards a democratization of the public space? Challenges for the 21st century / Alicia Ferrandez Ferrez
Decolonizing national public spheres: indigenous migrants as transnational counterpublics / Antonieta Mercado
The power of communication networks for the political formation of a new social actor in Chile: the case of migrant action movement / Ximena Poo
Making national cultures: Sindhis in Indonesia's media industries / Thomas Barker
Reporting violence and naming migrants in Assam: the coverage of anti 'Bengali-Muslim' violence in Assam by The Assam Tribune newspaper / Musab Iqbal
Media and nationalism beyond borders / Janroj Yilmaz Keles
Online diasporas: beyond long distance nationalisms / Angeliki Monnier
Somali development agents as development communicators: visions and 'religious' challenges / Michele Gonnelli
The mediation of migration and states of exception / Miyase Christensen and Christian Christensen
Intersections and (dis)connections: LGBTQ uses of digital media in the diaspora / Alexander Dhoest
Sri Lankan migrant women watching teledramas in Melbourne: a social act of identity / Shashini Gamage
Digital diasporas: accounting for the role of family talk in transnational social spaces / Gabriel Moreno
Italian post-war migration to Britain: cinema and the second generation / Margherita Sprio
Between access and exclusion: Iranian diasporic broadcasting in open TV channels in Germany / Christine Horz
Low frequencies in the diaspora: the black subaltern intellectual and hip-hop cultures / Bryce Henson
Facebook for community, direct action and archive: diaspora responses to the 2014 floods in the Balkans / Deborah James
The Romanian scientific e-diaspora: online mobilization, transnational agency and globalization of domestic policies / Mihaela Nedelcu
Refugees, information precarity and social inclusion: the precarious communication practices of Syrians fleeing war / Melissa Wall, Madeline Otis, and Dana Janbek
Racial and classed distinctions online: the case of the Mexican European diaspora on social networking sites / Olga Bailey and Lorena Nessi
Physical and virtual spaces among the Palestinian diaspora in Malmo / Fanny Christou And Spyros Sofos
Developing and defending mixed identity: lessons from the Caribbean diaspora / Charisse L'Pree Corsbie-Massay and Raven S. Maragh
Latino and Asian as pan-ethnic layers of identity and media use among second generation immigrants / Joe Straubhaar, Laura Dixon, Jeremiah Spence, and Viviana Rojas
Migration, transnational families and new communication technologies / Mirca Madianou