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This book deals with the diverse relationships between migration, education and the media. It links theories on the explanation of international migration with theories on integration, acculturation and assimilation of migrants, as well as theories on transnational migration and different research and didactic approaches to applying them in migration and diversity education. In addition, the book focuses on the role of the media in migration processes as well as on the interaction between the media and migration. In this regard, it addresses the question of how migration, migrants and diversity are represented in the media. In doing so, it combines empirical and theoretical approaches to migration and the media with approaches from media education and migration and diversity education and suggests various areas in which they can be applied in practice.
With contributions by:
Nancy Andrianne, Wolfgang Aschauer, Georg Auernheimer, Lea Braun, Jonas Christensen, Ricarda Drüeke, Elisabeth Klaus, Anita Moser, Sule Dursun, Helga Embacher, Sylvia Hahn, Birgit Heinrich, Gerhard Hetfleisch, Marc Hill, Mishela Ivanova, Haliemah Mocevic, Alois Nußbaumer, Manfred Oberlechner, Robert Obermair, Michael Offenboeck, Brigitta Pallauf, Lisa Rosen, Argyro Panagiotopoulou, Maximilian Sailer, Wassilios Baros, Brunhilde Scheuringer, Christine Trueltzsch-Wijnen, Elisabeth Vierthaler