Media Nations Communicating Belonging and

In today's fragmented media landscapes, national media cultures and national audiences seem elusive. Can we understand media without reference to a theory of nationalism and mass communication? This book assesses the relevance of nationalism, nation-state and national identity to our understanding of modern mass communication.

Sabina Mihelj has worked and studied in Slovenia, Hungary, and Germany, and is currently a Lecturer in Media, Communication and Culture at Loughborough University. Her research centres on issues of collective identity formation and mass communication, with particular reference to nationalism, European integration, religion and communism.

Introduction
Beyond Imagined Communities
Mediating the Nation between States and Global Markets
Multiple Modernitiesm, Multiple Grammars of Nationhood
The Gendered Order of Nationalism and Mass Communication
Landscapes of Communication, Landscapes of Identity
Media, Time and Nation: Mediated Events and Collective Memories
Identities and the Media in Conflict
Towards Post-national Communication?
Conclusion

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Media Nations Communicating Belonging and Exclusion in the Modern World

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