Titlebook: Global Children, Global Media; Migration, Media and Liesbeth Block,David Buckingham Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan P

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Pamela Paresky,Bradley Campbellate and exchange their own media productions. As we have explained, CHICAM was based around a network of media-making ‘clubs’ in six European countries. In each club, a researcher and a media educator worked with the children to create short productions, which were then shared via the Internet.

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,Von der Aufkl?rung zur II. Internationale,ng the potential for transnational communication and new forms of global culture. This applies particularly to children and young people — both to their consumption of music and to what they produce. The expanding array of new media technologies offers many different opportunities for young people t

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Ideologie: Funktion und Strukturlisation. Self-evidently, we have provided only a partial view. Our arguments emerge from empirical research projects that have been conducted in quite particular circumstances, and from debates that have taken on a specific form in our particular national and historical context. Although we have tr