Migration, Diaspora and Information Technology in Global Societies
Herausgeber: Fortunati, Leopoldina; Vincent, Jane; Pertierra, Raul
Migration, Diaspora and Information Technology in Global Societies
Herausgeber: Fortunati, Leopoldina; Vincent, Jane; Pertierra, Raul
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Migrants and diaspora communities are shaped by their use of information and communication technologies. This book explores the multifaceted role played by new media in the re-location of these groups of people, assisting them in their efforts to defeat nostalgia, construct new communities, and keep connected with their communities of origin. Drawing on contributions from a range of disciplines including sociology, anthropology, psychology and linguistics, it offers a more profound understanding of one of the most significant phenomena of contemporary international societies - the migration of…mehr
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Migrants and diaspora communities are shaped by their use of information and communication technologies. This book explores the multifaceted role played by new media in the re-location of these groups of people, assisting them in their efforts to defeat nostalgia, construct new communities, and keep connected with their communities of origin. Drawing on contributions from a range of disciplines including sociology, anthropology, psychology and linguistics, it offers a more profound understanding of one of the most significant phenomena of contemporary international societies - the migration of nearly a billion people worldwide - and the relationship between technology and society.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 290
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. September 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 399g
- ISBN-13: 9780415719711
- ISBN-10: 0415719712
- Artikelnr.: 38495627
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 290
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. September 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 399g
- ISBN-13: 9780415719711
- ISBN-10: 0415719712
- Artikelnr.: 38495627
Leopoldina Fortunati is Professor of Sociology at the University of Udine. Raul Pertierra teaches at the University of the Philippines and at the Ateneo de Manila University. Jane Vincent joined the Digital World Research Centre at the University of Surrey as a Research Fellow in 2002 and has worked with them since 1998.
Preface: Mediating a Restless World Daniel Miller. Acknowledgments.
Introduction: Migrations and Diasporas: Making Their World Elsewhere
Leopoldina Fortunati, Raul Pertierra and Jane Vincent Theme 1: Conceptual
Perspectives of Migrants in Post-Modern Societies 1. New Media, Migrations
and Culture: From Multi to Interculture Giuseppe Mantovani 2. From English
to New Englishes: Language Migration Towards New Paradigms Maria Bortoluzzi
3. Frame Setting of Contestable Categories: The Construction of Multiracial
Identity in the Mass Media Alice Robbin Theme 2: Gender and Generation
Intertwining with Migrations 4. Grandmothers, Girlfriends and Big Men: The
Gendered Geographies of Jamaican Transnational Communication Heather Horst
5. Mobiles, Men and Migration: Mobile Communication and Everyday
Multiculturalism in Australia Clifton Evers and Gerard Goggin 6. Australian
Migrant Children: ICT Use and the Construction of Future Lives Lelia Green
and Nahid Kabir Theme 3: Looking at the Migrations and Diasporas Through
the Lens of the New Media 7. Diasporas, the New Media and the Globalized
Homeland Raul Pertierra 8. Make Yourself at Home in www.ciberville.com:
Meanings of Proximity and Togetherness in the Era of "Broadband Society"
Heike Mónika Greschke 9. The Bulgarian-Language Media Diaspora Polina
Stoyanova and Lilia Raycheva Theme 4: Religion, Mobility and Social
Policies: How Migrants' Use of the New Media Is Shaping Society 10. "God is
Technology": Mediating the Sacred in the Congolese Diaspora David Garbin
and Manuel A. Vásquez 11. Mediatized Migrants: Media Cultures and
Communicative Networking in the Diaspora Andreas Hepp, Cigdem Bozdag and
Laura Suna 12. ICT Adoption by Immigrants and Ethnic Minorities in Europe:
Overview of Quantitative Evidence and Discussion of Drivers Stefano Kluzer
and Cristiano Codagnone Theme 5: A Case Study: China, Its Internal
Migrations, Diasporas and Expatriates 13. Migrant Workers, New Media
Technologies, and Decontextualization: A Preliminary Observation in
Southern China Pui-lam Law 14. Floating Workers and Mobile QQ: The Struggle
in the Search for Roots Chung-tai Cheng 15. Community Connections and ICT:
The Chinese Community in Prato, Italy and Melbourne, Australia: Networks,
ICTs and Chinese Diasporas Tom Denison and Graeme Johanson 16. Imagining
China: Online Expatriates as "Bridge Bloggers" on the Chinese Internet
David Kurt Herold
Introduction: Migrations and Diasporas: Making Their World Elsewhere
Leopoldina Fortunati, Raul Pertierra and Jane Vincent Theme 1: Conceptual
Perspectives of Migrants in Post-Modern Societies 1. New Media, Migrations
and Culture: From Multi to Interculture Giuseppe Mantovani 2. From English
to New Englishes: Language Migration Towards New Paradigms Maria Bortoluzzi
3. Frame Setting of Contestable Categories: The Construction of Multiracial
Identity in the Mass Media Alice Robbin Theme 2: Gender and Generation
Intertwining with Migrations 4. Grandmothers, Girlfriends and Big Men: The
Gendered Geographies of Jamaican Transnational Communication Heather Horst
5. Mobiles, Men and Migration: Mobile Communication and Everyday
Multiculturalism in Australia Clifton Evers and Gerard Goggin 6. Australian
Migrant Children: ICT Use and the Construction of Future Lives Lelia Green
and Nahid Kabir Theme 3: Looking at the Migrations and Diasporas Through
the Lens of the New Media 7. Diasporas, the New Media and the Globalized
Homeland Raul Pertierra 8. Make Yourself at Home in www.ciberville.com:
Meanings of Proximity and Togetherness in the Era of "Broadband Society"
Heike Mónika Greschke 9. The Bulgarian-Language Media Diaspora Polina
Stoyanova and Lilia Raycheva Theme 4: Religion, Mobility and Social
Policies: How Migrants' Use of the New Media Is Shaping Society 10. "God is
Technology": Mediating the Sacred in the Congolese Diaspora David Garbin
and Manuel A. Vásquez 11. Mediatized Migrants: Media Cultures and
Communicative Networking in the Diaspora Andreas Hepp, Cigdem Bozdag and
Laura Suna 12. ICT Adoption by Immigrants and Ethnic Minorities in Europe:
Overview of Quantitative Evidence and Discussion of Drivers Stefano Kluzer
and Cristiano Codagnone Theme 5: A Case Study: China, Its Internal
Migrations, Diasporas and Expatriates 13. Migrant Workers, New Media
Technologies, and Decontextualization: A Preliminary Observation in
Southern China Pui-lam Law 14. Floating Workers and Mobile QQ: The Struggle
in the Search for Roots Chung-tai Cheng 15. Community Connections and ICT:
The Chinese Community in Prato, Italy and Melbourne, Australia: Networks,
ICTs and Chinese Diasporas Tom Denison and Graeme Johanson 16. Imagining
China: Online Expatriates as "Bridge Bloggers" on the Chinese Internet
David Kurt Herold
Preface: Mediating a Restless World Daniel Miller. Acknowledgments.
Introduction: Migrations and Diasporas: Making Their World Elsewhere
Leopoldina Fortunati, Raul Pertierra and Jane Vincent Theme 1: Conceptual
Perspectives of Migrants in Post-Modern Societies 1. New Media, Migrations
and Culture: From Multi to Interculture Giuseppe Mantovani 2. From English
to New Englishes: Language Migration Towards New Paradigms Maria Bortoluzzi
3. Frame Setting of Contestable Categories: The Construction of Multiracial
Identity in the Mass Media Alice Robbin Theme 2: Gender and Generation
Intertwining with Migrations 4. Grandmothers, Girlfriends and Big Men: The
Gendered Geographies of Jamaican Transnational Communication Heather Horst
5. Mobiles, Men and Migration: Mobile Communication and Everyday
Multiculturalism in Australia Clifton Evers and Gerard Goggin 6. Australian
Migrant Children: ICT Use and the Construction of Future Lives Lelia Green
and Nahid Kabir Theme 3: Looking at the Migrations and Diasporas Through
the Lens of the New Media 7. Diasporas, the New Media and the Globalized
Homeland Raul Pertierra 8. Make Yourself at Home in www.ciberville.com:
Meanings of Proximity and Togetherness in the Era of "Broadband Society"
Heike Mónika Greschke 9. The Bulgarian-Language Media Diaspora Polina
Stoyanova and Lilia Raycheva Theme 4: Religion, Mobility and Social
Policies: How Migrants' Use of the New Media Is Shaping Society 10. "God is
Technology": Mediating the Sacred in the Congolese Diaspora David Garbin
and Manuel A. Vásquez 11. Mediatized Migrants: Media Cultures and
Communicative Networking in the Diaspora Andreas Hepp, Cigdem Bozdag and
Laura Suna 12. ICT Adoption by Immigrants and Ethnic Minorities in Europe:
Overview of Quantitative Evidence and Discussion of Drivers Stefano Kluzer
and Cristiano Codagnone Theme 5: A Case Study: China, Its Internal
Migrations, Diasporas and Expatriates 13. Migrant Workers, New Media
Technologies, and Decontextualization: A Preliminary Observation in
Southern China Pui-lam Law 14. Floating Workers and Mobile QQ: The Struggle
in the Search for Roots Chung-tai Cheng 15. Community Connections and ICT:
The Chinese Community in Prato, Italy and Melbourne, Australia: Networks,
ICTs and Chinese Diasporas Tom Denison and Graeme Johanson 16. Imagining
China: Online Expatriates as "Bridge Bloggers" on the Chinese Internet
David Kurt Herold
Introduction: Migrations and Diasporas: Making Their World Elsewhere
Leopoldina Fortunati, Raul Pertierra and Jane Vincent Theme 1: Conceptual
Perspectives of Migrants in Post-Modern Societies 1. New Media, Migrations
and Culture: From Multi to Interculture Giuseppe Mantovani 2. From English
to New Englishes: Language Migration Towards New Paradigms Maria Bortoluzzi
3. Frame Setting of Contestable Categories: The Construction of Multiracial
Identity in the Mass Media Alice Robbin Theme 2: Gender and Generation
Intertwining with Migrations 4. Grandmothers, Girlfriends and Big Men: The
Gendered Geographies of Jamaican Transnational Communication Heather Horst
5. Mobiles, Men and Migration: Mobile Communication and Everyday
Multiculturalism in Australia Clifton Evers and Gerard Goggin 6. Australian
Migrant Children: ICT Use and the Construction of Future Lives Lelia Green
and Nahid Kabir Theme 3: Looking at the Migrations and Diasporas Through
the Lens of the New Media 7. Diasporas, the New Media and the Globalized
Homeland Raul Pertierra 8. Make Yourself at Home in www.ciberville.com:
Meanings of Proximity and Togetherness in the Era of "Broadband Society"
Heike Mónika Greschke 9. The Bulgarian-Language Media Diaspora Polina
Stoyanova and Lilia Raycheva Theme 4: Religion, Mobility and Social
Policies: How Migrants' Use of the New Media Is Shaping Society 10. "God is
Technology": Mediating the Sacred in the Congolese Diaspora David Garbin
and Manuel A. Vásquez 11. Mediatized Migrants: Media Cultures and
Communicative Networking in the Diaspora Andreas Hepp, Cigdem Bozdag and
Laura Suna 12. ICT Adoption by Immigrants and Ethnic Minorities in Europe:
Overview of Quantitative Evidence and Discussion of Drivers Stefano Kluzer
and Cristiano Codagnone Theme 5: A Case Study: China, Its Internal
Migrations, Diasporas and Expatriates 13. Migrant Workers, New Media
Technologies, and Decontextualization: A Preliminary Observation in
Southern China Pui-lam Law 14. Floating Workers and Mobile QQ: The Struggle
in the Search for Roots Chung-tai Cheng 15. Community Connections and ICT:
The Chinese Community in Prato, Italy and Melbourne, Australia: Networks,
ICTs and Chinese Diasporas Tom Denison and Graeme Johanson 16. Imagining
China: Online Expatriates as "Bridge Bloggers" on the Chinese Internet
David Kurt Herold