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Ahmet Atay and Margaret U D’Silva (eds) Mediated Intercultural Communication in a Digital Age

The communication revolution launched by new media has significant effects and implications for the theory and praxis of intercultural communication (Shuter, 2012, p. 220). The volume Mediated Intercultural Communication in a Digital Age, edited by Ahmet Atay and Margaret U. D’Silva, provides extensive and prolonged studies of the reciprocal relationship between media and intercultural communication. Specifically, this book explores mediated intercultural communication with various topics of identity research and contemporary issues relevant to intercultural communication from a media perspective in the context of globalization, which makes a great contribution to both theoretical and practical exploration to mediated intercultural communication. Accordingly, this volume is targeted at researchers, scholars, and students who are interested in the discipline of media and intercultural communication.