Research Methods Used in Studying Media Consumption and Children in a Diaspora. A Case of Japanese Families in London

Kondo, K. 2008. Research Methods Used in Studying Media Consumption and Children in a Diaspora. A Case of Japanese Families in London. in: Rydin, I. and Sjöberg, U. (ed.) Mediated Crossroads. Identity, Youth Culture and Ethnicity Theoretical and Methodological Challenges Göteborg, Sweden UNESCO International Clearinghouse on Children, Youth and Media, Nordicom, Goteborg University. pp. 93-112

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Chapter title	Research Methods Used in Studying Media Consumption and Children in a Diaspora. A Case of Japanese Families in London
Authors	Kondo, K.
Editors	Rydin, I. and Sjöberg, U.
Abstract	The contributing authors present empirical work on the media and cultural practices of migrants in a wide range of countries such as Belgium, Finland, Greece, Israel, Sweden, Switzerland, and the U.K, and the empirical data are framed by theoretical discussions on a more general level. The collection of studies is characterized by a discursive, everyday life perspective, in which concrete cases of migrant life – with a focus on children, women, families or young people – in relation to media and popular culture are analysed.
Keywords	ethnography, the media, children, research methods
Book title	Mediated Crossroads. Identity, Youth Culture and Ethnicity Theoretical and Methodological Challenges
Page range	93-112
Year	2008
Publisher	UNESCO International Clearinghouse on Children, Youth and Media, Nordicom, Goteborg University
Published	01 Mar 2008
Place of publication	Göteborg, Sweden
ISBN	978-91-89471-65-8
File	File Access Level Open (open metadata and files)
Web address (URL)	https://www.nordicom.gu.se/en/publikationer/mediated-crossroads-identity-youth-culture-and-ethnicity

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