Neue elektronische Medien und Suchtverhalten

Digital media shape communication, education, work, health, and social participation. At the same time, they create new risks related to problematic use, algorithmic influence, and social inequality. The third edition combines current research on behavioral addictions with perspectives on artificial intelligence, platform design, digital public health, and digital governance. Its central concept is digital social ecology: digital health is understood not only as the outcome of individual behavior, but as a shared responsibility of science, politics, business, and civil society. The handbook offers interdisciplinary analyses and policy options for healthier digital environments.