Digital Diaspora Series

This series explores the nexus of digital life, migration, and diaspora studies in the humanities and social sciences. The books in the series include methods, theories, and case studies about how migrants and diasporas engage in technology to deal with conflicts, displacement, climate change, and everyday life. Topics include the complex roots, forms, and implications over time of how digital communities, diasporic connections, and migrant cultures inform and produce new knowledge across disciplines including data and network science, media and communications, ethnography, anthropology, geography, psychology, history, literature, political science, and education. Interdisciplinary methods and perspectives from the global south and transnational studies are of particular interest.