Author (Person) | Mattelart, Tristan |
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Publisher | Sage Publications |
Series Title | European Journal of Communication |
Series Details | Volume 34, Number 6, Pages 582-593 |
Publication Date | December 2020 |
Content Type | Journal Article |
Abstract : In this article, we identify some of the main axes structuring the emergent research field of ‘Media, communication technologies and forced migration’, whose development has been greatly stimulated by the so-called European ‘migration crisis’. In consonance with the cross-cutting theme of this Special Issue, we study more specifically, concentrating mainly on the European context, how, within this research field, media and communication technologies have been represented either as contributing to the building of symbolic borders or, on the contrary, as tools facilitating the circumvention of symbolic and territorial borders. Basing our argument on some of the main works that have given shape to this research field, we assess – with no claim for exhaustiveness – some of the latter’s main contributions and limitations. |
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https://doi.org/10.1177%2F0267323119886146
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Subject Categories | Politics and International Relations, Values and Beliefs |
Subject Tags | Audiovisual | Media Services, Border Control | Management, Migration | Immigration, Social Media | Networks |
Countries / Regions | Europe |