Chapter 1 Introduction: The Digital Transformation of the Public Sphere

Chapter 2 The Public Sphere: Migration of Normative Principles and the Digital Construction of Transnational Ethics

Chapter 3 The Digital Golden Dawn: Emergence of a Nationalist-Racist Digital Mainstream

Chapter 4 From Bulletins to Bullets to Blogs and Beyond: The Ongoing Communication War of the Karen

Chapter 5 Online Content Control, Memory and Community Isolation

Chapter 6 The Critique of Videology: Games and the Digital Transformation of the Public Sphere

Chapter 7 Veterans of Diaspora Activism: An Overview of ICT Uses Amongst Nigerian Migrant Networks

Chapter 8 Online Gender Activism in India and the Participation of the Indian Diaspora, 2012–2015

Chapter 9 Beyond the Great Wall: Locating Expatriate Media Environments in China

Chapter 10 Social Networks and Communicative Meaning in Mexican Migration Networks in the US

Chapter 11 Analysing Transnational Web Spheres: The European Example During the Eurozone Crisis

Chapter 12 Intercultural Conflict and Dialogue in the Transnational Digital Public Sphere: Findings from the Mig@Net Research Project (2010–2013)

Chapter 13 Understanding the Greek Crisis and Digital Media: A Cyberconflict Approach

Chapter 14 Digital Ethnicities and (Re-)Construction of Ethnic Identities in Social Media

Chapter 15 Frontex: Human Rights Obligations and the Role of the European Ombudsman

Chapter 16 Political Selfies: Image Events in the New Media Field

Chapter 17 Italian Migrants and Photo Sharing in the UK

Chapter 18 The Politics of Transformation: Selfie Production of the Visually Marginalised

Chapter 19 YouTube, Migrant Rappers and the Early Cinema Aesthetics: Is There a Digital Public Sphere?

Chapter 20 Banoptikon Video Game: Walk-through a Dystopia