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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-82567-4ensions remains vital, their everyday human forms (and accompanying complexities) cannot be fully grasped without accounting for the interpretive and situated dimensions of experience. In this chapter, we try to address both dimensions and reflect upon the surrounding context of racisms and the sign

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Introduction: Cosmopolitan Vision, Mediatization and Social Changesen, 2013b). It is a self-reflexive ethos that opposes the cultural . of people and places, working as a counter-force to the encapsulating tendencies of political nationalism as well as commercial modes of monitoring and exploitation. Cosmopolitanization, together with mediatization, does not bring

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Transnational Media Flows: Globalization, Politics and Identityensions remains vital, their everyday human forms (and accompanying complexities) cannot be fully grasped without accounting for the interpretive and situated dimensions of experience. In this chapter, we try to address both dimensions and reflect upon the surrounding context of racisms and the sign

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Transclusion versus Demediation: Mediatization and the Re-embedding of Cosmopolitanismtans are not very mobile, as argued in accounts of “rooted cosmopolitanism” (e.g. Cheah and Robbins, 1998) and “vernacular cosmopolitanism” (Nava, 2002), and many mobile groups do not express much of a cosmopolitan ethos, but move either out of practical necessity, for mere individual pleasure, or w

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