Book chapter

Digital Culture, Transnational Citizenship and Hausa Youth.
Music, migration and war: the BBC's interactive music broadcasting to Afghanistan and the Afghan diaspora
A Special relationship?: The BBC and the Middle East
Comparisons, Contrasts, Conflicts
Cavern journeys: music, migration and urban space in Liverpool
Part 1: Migrants: Introduction
Part 4: Cities: Introduction
Ports of Call: an ethnographic analysis of music programmes about the migration of people, musicians, genres and instruments, BBC World Service, 1994-1995
What migrates and who does it? A mini case study from Fiji
Jasoos Vijay: Self-efficacy, collective action, and social norms in the context of an HIV and AIDS television drama
A Dynamic Encoding Process: Making the Cambodian 'Taste of Life' Drama
Diasporic Creativity: Refugee Intellectuals, Exiled Poets and Corporate Cosmpolitanism at the BBC World Service
Real-time' social networking and shifting socialities: tracking media and mobilities across UK-Arabic public spheres
Bush Culture: the Diasporic Imperatives and Diplomatic Lives of the BBC World Service
Digital Democracy or Just Talk? Public Diplomacy, Diasporic Contact Zones and Global Conversations on BBCWS online forums
Urunana Audiences at Home and Away: Together 'Hand in Hand'?
Ridiculing rap, funlandizing Finns: humour and parody as strategies of securing the other in popular music
Un homme et une femme travel via 'Barquinho' to Hollywood and beyond: global circulation, musical hybridisation, and adult modernity, 1961–69
Brown boys doing it like this: Asian cultural production and London's Asian urban music scene
Projecting Britain through the BBC's Japanese Language Service: A study of the role of media in nation branding

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Book chapter

Digital Culture, Transnational Citizenship and Hausa Youth.

Music, migration and war: the BBC's interactive music broadcasting to Afghanistan and the Afghan diaspora

A Special relationship?: The BBC and the Middle East

Comparisons, Contrasts, Conflicts

Cavern journeys: music, migration and urban space in Liverpool

Part 1: Migrants: Introduction

Part 4: Cities: Introduction

Ports of Call: an ethnographic analysis of music programmes about the migration of people, musicians, genres and instruments, BBC World Service, 1994-1995

What migrates and who does it? A mini case study from Fiji

Jasoos Vijay: Self-efficacy, collective action, and social norms in the context of an HIV and AIDS television drama

A Dynamic Encoding Process: Making the Cambodian 'Taste of Life' Drama

Diasporic Creativity: Refugee Intellectuals, Exiled Poets and Corporate Cosmpolitanism at the BBC World Service

Real-time' social networking and shifting socialities: tracking media and mobilities across UK-Arabic public spheres

Bush Culture: the Diasporic Imperatives and Diplomatic Lives of the BBC World Service

Digital Democracy or Just Talk? Public Diplomacy, Diasporic Contact Zones and Global Conversations on BBCWS online forums

Urunana Audiences at Home and Away: Together 'Hand in Hand'?

Ridiculing rap, funlandizing Finns: humour and parody as strategies of securing the other in popular music

Un homme et une femme travel via 'Barquinho' to Hollywood and beyond: global circulation, musical hybridisation, and adult modernity, 1961–69

Brown boys doing it like this: Asian cultural production and London's Asian urban music scene

Projecting Britain through the BBC's Japanese Language Service: A study of the role of media in nation branding

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