Sonia Livingstone The work of Elihu Katz : conceptualizing media effects in context

NEW MEDIA Social Shaping and Consequences of ICTs

Discipline or Desubordination? Changing Media Images of Crime

Sonia Livingstone Challenges to comparative research in a globalizing media landscape

This chapter argues that the process of globalisation means that comparative research is no longer a choice but rather a necessity. Since, also, the transnational critiques of cross-national research appear compelling, comparative approaches now require a sound theoretical and political as well as methodological underpinning. Using examples from media and communications research, I argue that a...

On the challenges of cross-national comparative media research

Funding bodies and policy imperatives increasingly favour comparative research. Stimulated also by the phenomena of globalisation and the concomitant rise of globalisation theory, researchers in media, communication and cultural studies increasingly find themselves initiating or invited to collaborate in multinational comparative projects. Given the growing prominence of comparative media and c...

Sonia Livingstone Junge Menschen und Neue medien : Prozesse der Verbreitung , Aneignung und Nutzung [ Young people and the new media : processes of diffusion , appropriation and

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