The Routledge International Handbook of Children, Adolescents and Media

Social media and creativity Kylie Peppler 5. Media and emotional development Nicole Martins 6. The behavioral, affective, and cognitive implications of media violence: Complex relationships between young people and texts Erica Scharrer 7. Media and sexual development Peter Jochen 8. Media, body image and eating disorders Kirsten Harrison 9. Media and obesity Bradley J. Bond, Melissa N. Richards, and Sandra L. Calvert 10. Media and substance abuse: Alcohol, smoking and drugs Dina L.G. Borzekowski 11. Media and learning of the social world Jeanne Prinsloo 12. Children and the news: Rethinking citizenship in the 21st century Cynthia Carter 13. Processes and Impacts of Political Socialization Erica Weintraub Austin 14. Media advertising and consumerism: How children and adolescents understand and resist persuasive messages Moniek Buijzen, Esther Rozendaal, and Eva A. van Reijmersdal 15. Media and gender identities: Learning and performing femininity and masculinity Sharon R. Mazzarella 16. Internet media and peer sociability Gustavo Mesch Part 4: Contexts and Communities Editor's Introduction. 1. Media and the family context Amy I. Nathanson 2. Media and spaces: The mobile phone in the geographies of young people Rivka Ribak 3. Media and bedroom culture Sian Lincoln 4. Media and peer culture: Youths sharing norms and collective identities with and through media Sun Sun Lim 5. Media and minority children Michelle M. Rivera and Angharad N. Valdivia 6. Immigrant children and media Nelly Elias 7. Young people producing media: Spontaneous and project-sponsored media creation around the world JoEllen Fisherkeller 8. Media and civic engagement: The role of Web 2.0 technologies in fostering youth participation Tao Papaioannou 9. Media, participation and social change: Working within a "Youth as Knowledge Producers" framework Jean Stuart and Claudia Mitchell Part 5: Collaborations and Companions Editor's Introduction. 1. Media policies for children: Issues and histories in the U.S. Norma Pecora 2. Media regulation: The protection and promotion of home-grown children's television Katalin Lustyik 3. Children and advertising policies in the U.S. and beyond Amy Beth Jordan and Joelle Sano Gilmore 4. Internet policies: Online child protection and empowerment in a global context Brian O'Neill 5. Learning from educational television Shalom M. Fisch 6. New media and learning Becky Herr Stephenson 7. Media literacy Renee Hobbs 8. Challenges and suggestions for determining quality in children's media Alexis R. Lauricella, Michael B. Robb and Ellen Wartella 9. UNICEF and communication for development: An integrated approach to developing capacity to produce communication for and with children Barbara Kolucki 10. International initiatives concerning children and media: Networks, associations, organizations, institutions and forums Cecilia von Feilitzen 11. The medical community in the U.S.: Treating media as an influence on health and development Michael Rich 12. Bridging scholarship and the media industry: How public broadcasting works with academia Linda Simensky