This study draws on Pierre Bourdieu's sociology of culture in order to shed new light on the
ongoing fragmentation of media audiences and users. We use a multiple correspondence …

This book is about television in Latin America. Its national and regional industries create
most television programming there within the genres that have developed over time in the …

This article presents a Swedish study on the potential of technology to transform teaching
and learning practices in higher education. Sweden is at the forefront of technological …

With internationalisation continuing at an ever-increasing pace, Japan incentivises student
mobility via study abroad (SA) programmes in the hope of cultivating the global human …

Les générations les plus récentes, portent des noms étranges: depuis les Digital Natives
(génération Internet), se succèdent les C (comme communicante), les X et les Y (comme …

The focus on geographical mobility is consolidating within youth studies. Mobility now
increasingly characterises contemporary youth, and seems to play a crucial role in marking …

Through the market-based conception of neoliberal performativity, an interlocking set of
socio-economic agendas integrate higher education (HE) in state-level systems of …

Previous research has revealed a connection between news consumption and class, both in
terms of how much and what kind of news is consumed. By deploying a cultural sociological …

Research highlights the many benefits of study abroad in higher education with emerging
scholarship on study abroad in K-12 education. This paper focuses on how leading study …

The field of cultural consumption features an abundant body of research addressing the
relationship between the local and global. While this research concentrates on issues of …