Media Nations: Communicating Belonging and Exclusion in the Modern World provides an original interdisciplinary introduction to the study of the media and nationalism in the modern world. Building on a range of international case studies and taking into account recent debates about globalization, cosmopolitanism and alternative modernities, Sabina Mihelj offers an
insightful analysis that:
* Argues for the continuing relevance of concepts such as nationalism and national identity in understanding the global patterns of mediated communication and identification* Bridges the gap...