This article illuminates the roles of the internet in the unique intersection between adolescence
and immigration. The data presented were gathered through in-depth interviews with 70 …

This study examines the roles of the different media — those in the host language, those in
the mother tongue and those of the global media — in the lives of immigrant children and …

This study investigated various roles played by host, homeland, and global media in the lives
of immigrant families from the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS, former USSR) to …

This article aims to explore how using the internet may facilitate coping with the challenges
of immigration in later life, based on the case of older Jewish immigrants from the Former …

The proposed paradigm aims at differentiating between two prototypes of ethnic minority
media – media-for and media-by minorities – according to a series of twelve criteria clustered …

Recent studies show that television is no longer the primary choice for screen viewing among
very young children, having been surpassed by online viewing platforms, among which …

Research suggests that parent–child communication is rapidly changing as a result of the
massive adoption of mobile devices and their penetration into interpersonal interaction within …

Recent studies point to the heavy rate of smartphone use by parents while they are accompanied
by their children in public places This, in turn, leads to parental technoference, which …

The amount of time that children spend using various screen devices and the factors
predicting it have long been the subject of empirical inquiry because of the negative outcomes …

This article offers an overview of the empirical research on the new second generations in the
Israeli setting, while highlighting the sociological problématique emerging from the data. It …