Acculturation in the social media: Myth or reality? Analysing social-media-led integration and polarisation

Dorothy Ai-wan Yen · Bidit Lal Dey

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Copyright © 2019 The Author(s). This special issue presents rich and robust research papers that examine and analyse social media's roles in promoting and/or inhibiting human acculturation to “others”. In so doing, the special issue expands on and advances the concept of acculturation and showcases scholarly works that investigate human interaction with “others” of different lifestyles, professions, political views, ethnicities and ideologies.

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