Digital passages: migrant youth 2.0 : diaspora, gender and youth cultural intersections
In: MediaMatters
Cover -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- 1. Online/offline space and power relations -- Digital divides -- Internet platforms as passages -- Space invader tactics -- 2. Digital identity performativity -- Micro-politics -- Intersectionality -- Digital identities: Materiality, representation & affectivity -- 3. Moroccan-Dutchness in the context of the Netherlands -- Deconstructing labels -- 4. The transnational habitus of second-generation migrant youth: From roots to routes -- 5. Hypertextual selves: Digital conviviality -- 6. Structure of the book -- 1. Methodological trajectory -- 1.1 Empiricism versus constructivism -- 1.2 The Wired Up survey -- Constructing the survey -- The power of definition -- Survey sampling and access -- Conducting the survey -- Descriptive survey data about digital practices of Moroccan-Dutch youth -- 1.3 In-depth interviews -- Interview sampling -- Doing interviews using participatory techniques -- Reflexivity and power relations -- Inside and outside school: The dynamics of interview settings -- Selecting field sites -- 1.4 Virtual ethnography -- Publicly accessible digital field sites -- Accessing closed digital field sites -- 1.5 Analyzing informants' narratives -- Politics of translation -- Coding -- Feminist poststructuralist critical discourse analysis -- 1.6 Conclusions -- 2. Voices from the margins on Internet forums -- 2.1 Internet forum participation among Moroccan-Dutch youth -- Marokko.nl and Chaima.nl -- 2.2 Theorizing Internet forums as subaltern counterpublics -- 2.3 Digital multiculturalism: "Not all Moroccans are the same" -- Hush harbors -- The carnivalesque -- Networked power contradictions -- 2.4 Digital "hchouma": Renegotiating gender -- Daring to break taboos: "I just want to know what 'the real deal' is" -- 2.5 Digital postsecularism: Performing Muslimness.