Greschke, Heike Mónika <br/><br/>
Is There a Home in Cyberspace?/ 

 - New York:  Routledge,  2012. 
<br/><br/>A. Migration—Media—Everyday Life  <br/>1. Introduction <br/>2. The Tragedy of Ycua Bolaños—Ethnographic Prelude  <br/>3. The Making of Globality in Migrants’ Mediatized Everyday Lives  <br/>4. WWW.Cibervalle.com—A Global Lifeworld ‘à lo Paraguayo’  <br/>5. Methodological Challenges and Book Structure  <br/><br/>B. Hopping-On—Hopping-Off: The Art of Positioning Ethnography in Global Landscapes <br/>6. Ethnographers on Their Way to World Society  <br/>7. Multi-Sited Ethnography—A Methodology for the Mediatized Global Society?  <br/>8. Developments in Internet Research (and) Cultures  <br/>9. A Tailor-Made Research Design for Cibervalle  C. Social Landscapes of Cibervalle  <br/>10. Paraguay: A (Hi)story of Migration  <br/>11. Where and with Whom to Drink Terere†: Cibervalle ‘Multi-Sited’  D. Cibervalle’s Communicative Architecture  <br/>12. How to Analyze Computer-Mediated Sociality  <br/>13. Structure and Techno-Social Evolution of the Cibervalle Forum  <br/>14. Global Togetherness in Cibervalle  <br/>15. "Now the World Is Watching You!"—How Cibervallers Once Became ‘Global Players’.  Final Remarks 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780203124024 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Social Sciences<br/>Anthropology