Table of Contents

Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Ideas of Home 2. Heimat, Modernity and Exile 3. The Gender of Home 4. At Home With The Media 5. Broadcasting and the Construction of the National Family 6. The Media, The City and The Suburbs: Urban and Virtual Geographies of Exclusion 7. Media, Mobility and Migrancy 8. Postmodern, Virtual and Cybernetic Geographies 9. Borders and Belongings: Strangers and Foreigners 10. Cosmopolitics: Boundary, Hybridity and Identity 11. Postmodernism, Poststructuralism and the Politics of Difference: At Home in Europe?

About the Author

David Morley

Reviews

"Note: see hard copy for full review "Home Territories: Media, Mobility, and Identity is a rich and engaging book. David Morley adroitly traces central connections between the rapidly changing notions of identity, place, and belonging and the mediascapes within which they (and we) circulate, take root, and dwell.
Morley is intellectually ecumenical yet erudite in his engagement with urban geography, postmodernism, media studies, nationalism, technology, and audiences in search for a way of talking about the relationship between identity, media, and place.
Morley vividly describes and critically analyzes the operations, meanings, relationship, and circuits in which we constantly move near to and far from home. In this subtle and important book Morley has given us much to think about and in the process helped to set the tone and direction for the next generation of media scholarship."
-Herman Gray, UC Santa Cruz