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'This important book broadens and deepens our understanding of communication in the age of growing global digital connectivity. Transcultural Communication is a significant scholarly contribution to the field and will be extremely valuable for both students and researchers.'
Daya Thussu, Professor of International Communication, University of Westminster, London
 
"In this ambitious book, Andreas Hepp rethinks much that media and cultural scholars had thought familiar, in order to map the complexities and contingencies of our increasingly mediatized and globalised lives."
Sonia Livingstone, Department of Media and Communications, LSE
 
"A welcome addition to the existing literature on global culture and global communication. Transculturality is an excellent departure point for further reflection on pressing current issues. "
Cees J. Hamelink, emeritus professor of international communication, University of Amsterdam
 
"This is the most comprehensive treatment of the transcultural turn that I have read in years. Based on a vast, multilingual literature and a systematic analysis of theories of media, culture and globalization, Hepp gives us a masterly account of processes that we all experience in our everyday lives. For those of us who write, teach, and speak about the ever-changing processes of cultural exchange and fusion in the age of global communication, this book is a perfect guide."
Marwan M. Kraidy, University of Pennsylvania