Children, young people and media globalisation /

• Feilitzen, Cecilia von,
• Carlsson, Ulla.
• UNESCO International Clearinghouse on Children, Youth and Media.

• Mass media and youth
• Mass media and children
• Mass media and culture

• UNESCO International Clearinghouse on Children, Youth and Media,

• 9189471156

• Kids media culture
• Youth and the global media
• Good guys dont wear hats childrens talk about the media
• Images of youth popular culture as educational ideology
• Sexual teens sexual media investigating medias influence on adolescent sexuality
• Youth media
• Young people and new media childhood and the changing media environment
• Positioning theory moral contexts of intentional action
• body
• Children and the media
• Gender and power society the person and sexual politics
• Learning about relationships
• Tabloid Britain constructing a community through language
• Unbearable weight feminism western culture and the body
• Feminism femininity and popular culture
• body culture and society an introduction
• transformation of the media globalisation morality and ethics
• Cultures of popular music
• British cultural studies geography nationality and identity
• Crime the media and the law
• In social relationships an introduction to the social psychology of membership and intimacy
• Cultural theory and popular culture a reader
• Understanding television
• British cultural studies an introduction
• Understanding drugs alcohol and crime
• Crime and law in media culture
• Understanding violent crime
• Youth in society contemporary theory policy and practice
• Analyzing qualitative data
• Foundations of biopsychology
• Sociology a global introduction
• Culture and identity
• Profiling violent crimes an investigative tool
• Biopsychology
• Public service broadcasting a reader
• Sociology alive
• Media and society critical perspectives
• Introduction to research methods and data analysis in psychology
• Human memory theory and practice
• introduction to theories of popular culture
• Questionnaire design interviewing and attitude measurement