Prologue: Decolonial Healing - Tabita Rezaire
Editorial Introduction: Media and Migration: Research Encounters - Kevin Smets, Koen Leurs, Myria Georgiou, Saskia Witteborn & Radhika Gajjala
Part 1: Keywords
Chapter 1: Mediation - Radha S. Hegde
Chapter 2: Diaspora as a Frame: How the Notion has Reshaped Migration Studies - Roza Tsagarousianou
Chapter 3: Postcolonial Theory - Sandra Ponzanesi
Chapter 4: Borders - Lilie Chouliaraki & Myria Georgiou
Chapter 5: Transnationalism, Inter-nationalism and Multicultural Questions - Koichi Iwabuchi
Chapter 6: Migration and the post-secular - Eva Midden
Chapter 7: Cosmopolitanism in the Anthropocene - Miyase Christensen
Chapter 8: Intersectionality - Alyssa Fisher, Kaitlyn Wauthier, & Radhika Gajjala
Chapter 9: Affect, Emotions and Feelings - Donya Alinejad & Domitilia Olivieri
Chapter 10: Connected Migrants - Dana Diminescu
Chapter 11: Digital Divides - Linda Leung
Chapter 12: Information Precarity - Melissa Wall
Chapter 13: Infrastructures - Koen Leurs
Chapter 14: The Political Economy of Digital Media, Migration and Race - Eugenia Siapera
Chapter 15: Beyond Media Studies of Migration - Kevin Robins
Chapter 16: Insurgent Academics - Roopika Risam
Part 2: Methodologies
Chapter 17: On Researching Climates of Hostility and Weathering - Yasmin Gunaratnam
Chapter 18: Refracting the Analytical Gaze: Studying Media Representations of Migrant Death at the Border - Karina Horsti
Chapter 19: Racializing Space. Gendering Place: Black Feminism, Ethnography, and Methodological Challenges Online and IRL - Kishonna Gray
Chapter 20: Mobile Methods: Doing Migration Research with the Help of Smartphones - Katja Kaufmann
Chapter 21: Mobility, Media, and Data Politics - Will L. Allen
Chapter 22: Twitter Influentials and the Networked Publics¿ Engagement with the Rohingya Crisis in Arabic and English - Ahmed Al-Rawi
Part 3: Communities
Chapter 23: The Performative Digital Africa: iROKOtv, Nollywood Televisuals, and Community Building in the African Digital Diaspora - Tori Omega Arthur
Chapter 24: Queer Migration and Digital Culture - Lukasz Szulc
Chapter 25: Out of Place: Refugees Navigating Nation, Self, and Culture in Former East Germany - Emily Edwards
Chapter 26: (Re)loading Identity and Affective Capital Online: The case of Diaspora Basques on Facebook - Pedro J. Oiarzabal
Chapter 27: Russophone Diasporic Journalism: Production and Producers in the Changing Communicative Landscape - Olga Voronova, Liudmila Voronova, & Dmitry Yagodin
Chapter 28: Airtime and the public sphere: Candela Radio's contribution to the integration of immigrant communities in the Basque Country - Irati Agirreazkuenaga & Estitxu Garai-Artetxe
Chapter 29: Recasting Home: Indian Immigrants and the World Wide Web - Madhavi Mallapragada
Chapter 30: Migrations and the Media between Asia and Latin America: Japanese Brazilians in Tokyo and Sao Paulo - Jessica Retis
Part 4: Borders and Rights
Chapter 31: Borders and the Contagious Nature of Mediation - Huub Dijstelbloem
Chapter 32: The Oromo Movement and Ethiopian Border-making Using Social Media - Payal Arora
Chapter 33: Digital Humanitarianism in a Refugee Camp - Léa Macias
Chapter 34: The Politics of Vulnerability and Protection: Analysing the Case of LGBT Asylum Seekers in the Netherlands in Light of Securitization and Homonationalist Discourses - Christine Quinan, Dana Theewis, & Cecilia Cienfuegos
Chapter 35: Young Displaced Women in Colombia and Media Use - Melissa Chacon
Chapter 36: Communication Rights for Immigrants - Cees Hamelink & Maria Hagan
Part 5: Representations
Chapter 37: Migration, Race/Ethnicity and Sports Media Content - Jacco van Sterkenburg
Chapter 38: Immigrant Families in European Cinema - Daniela Beghahn
Chapter 39: Breaking the Silence: From Representations of Victims and Threat Towards Spaces of Voice - Kaarina Nikunen
Chapter 40: Making Space for Oneself: Minorities and Self-Representation in Popular Media - Rosemary Pennington
Chapter 41: Representations from a Multi-Stakeholders Perspective: A Research Agenda - Leen d¿Haenens & Willem Joris
Part 6: Spatialities
Chapter 42: The Migration-Mobility Nexus: The Politics of Interface, Labor and Gender - Saskia Witteborn & Zhuoxiao Xie
Chapter 43: The Cog that Imagines the System: Data Migration and Migrant Bodies in the Wake of Aadhaar - Nishant Shah
Chapter 44: Automation versus Nationalism: Challenges to the Future of Work in the Software Industry - Nilanjan Raghunath
Chapter 45: Civic Media, & Placemaking; (Re)Claiming Urban & Migrant Rights Across Digital and Physical Spaces - Giota Alevizou
Chapter 46: Digital Place-Making Practices and Daily Struggles of Venezuelan Refugees in Brazil - Amanda Paz Alencar
Chapter 47: Being at Home on Social Media: Online Place-Making among the Kurds in Turkey and Rural Migrants in China - Elisabetta Costa & JinXie Wang
Chapter 48: YouTube as an Intercultural Space: Digital Narratives of Younger-Generation Migrants - Sherry Yu
Part 7: Conflicts
Chapter 49: Racisms, Migration and Media: A Reflection on Mutable Understandings and Shifting ¿Problem Populations¿ - Gavan Titley
Chapter 50: Anti-Immigrant Sentiments and Mobilization on the Internet - Mattias Ekman
Chapter 51: National Politics, Transnational Resistance: Alevi Television during the State of Emergency in Turkey (2016-2018) - Kumru Berfin Emin Cetin
Chapter 52: Diaspora Activism in Host and Home Countries: Motivations, Possibilities and Limits - Christine Ogan
Chapter 53: Media, Recognition and Conflict-Generated Diaspora: the Somali Diaspora as a Case Study - Idil Osman
Chapter 54: Conflict and Migration in Lebanese Graphic Narratives - Rasha Chatta
Epilogue: On Giving and Being a Voice - Zaina Erhaim, Yazan Badran, & Kevin Smets
Epilogue: Self-Reflections on Migration and Exile - Bermal Aydin