Titlebook: Screen Media for Arab and European Children; Policy and Productio Naomi Sakr,Jeanette Steemers Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Local, Regional and Global Media at a Time of Forced Migration: Evolving Geometries of Power,rope, this chapter explains how this book sets aside Euro- or Arab-centrism to engage with an outward-looking version of what might be called child-centrism in respect of policy and production. We consider recent disruptive shifts in regional geopolitics and large-scale population movements, before

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Joining the Dots: How Arab and European Children Are Connected by Screen Media,ean countries, tracking interconnections where these take place in modes of delivery and the supply chain. We assess the changing landscape of delivery and the impact of the arrival of subscription video-on-demand. We consider what this means for provision, before comparing and contrasting trends in

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,Arab Children in Europe: Managing Diversity on Children’s Television,for children were discussed by European and Arab practitioners. It starts by considering studies of how European media institutions deal with issues around multiculturalism and “diversity within diversity,” before contemplating the significance of the dialogue process initiated through the workshops

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,Children’s Visibility as Stakeholders: From Provision to Participation,final chapter by comparing theory and practice in the use of screen media to provide visibility for children experiencing disruption and uncertainty. We consider two documented projects designed to promote refugee and migrant children’s participation in media-making, in the context of ideas about ch

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María Alonso-García,Almudena Palacios-Ibañeznone other than Flash Gordon. These serials—three in all—based on Alex Raymond’s successful comic strip, offered viewers a potent mixture of wild imagination and exotic spectacle, portraying not just spaceships and ray guns—the hallmarks of space opera—but Hawkmen, Sharkmen, evil princesses, and other glittering interplanetary wonders.

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,A Paradigm for Interval-Aware Programming,onal predicates for interval types as set-valued predicates instead of Boolean predicates. The proposed relational predicates are logically consistent and have intuitive projections to the two-element Boolean algebra. Using these predicates, we can express a calculation with data-dependent branches