Diasporic communities on line: a bottom up experience of transnationalism

Myria Georgiou

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Diaspora, migration, transnational identity Social Media and Politics Contemporary Social and Educational Issues

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In this chapter three scenarios for challenging hegemonic, cenntralized and homogenizing ideologies in transnational spaces with the appropriation of the Internet are discussed with reference to three examples of diasporic public use of the Internet.

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