This article examines Vietnamese ethnic minority students' translanguaging beliefs and
practices, and their identity construction through translanguaging. It specifically explores …

This article discusses whether European or national-level media policies are suitable for
facilitating a Europeanisation of national cultural public spheres. It is argued that current EU …

This chapter introduces the large-scale research project that studied the international export
of Danish television drama,'What Makes Danish TV Drama Series Travel?'(2014–2019). The …

The question of appropriation is framed by focusing on the dual legacy of the Nordic crime
fiction tradition, the center–periphery binary in Nordic noir, and the implications of location …

This article explores the relationships between nation branding, authenticity, language and
their ideologies by considering two themes. First, how language ideologies and language …

This chapter examines the cultural mobilities of Nordic Noir from the perspective of
contemporary Welsh-language and bilingual television drama production. It interrogates …

The focus of Palgrave Studies in (Re) Presenting Gender is on gender and representation.
The 'arts' in their broadest sense–TV, music, film, dance, and performance–and media re …

Denmark represents a noteworthy–and rather successful–example of where state-funded
public service broadcasters have retained strong branding locally while asserting an online …

Interrogating two transnational television dramas–Crossing Lines (2013, 2014,, the first
season) and The Team (2015,, the second season)–and employing critical, textual and …

Global population migration (whether forced or intentional) is a long-standing yet ongoing
process. In this milieu, heritage language maintenance, shift, and identity construction …