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Select article: ‘Things that can only happen on . . . TikTok’: A case study of a female Ukrainian refugee’s use of a voice-enabling platform

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‘Things that can only happen on . . . TikTok’: A case study of a female Ukrainian refugee’s use of a voice-enabling platform

Yael Gordon, Noam Tirosh

European Journal of Cultural Studies

Select article: Refugees’ Storytelling Strategies on Digital Media Platforms: How the Russia–Ukraine War Unfolded on TikTok

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First published 2024-7

Refugees’ Storytelling Strategies on Digital Media Platforms: How the Russia–Ukraine War Unfolded on TikTok

Sara Marino

Social Media + Society

Select article: “No longer our place”: TikTok refugees and the politics of digital migration to Xiaohongshu

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First published 2025

“No longer our place”: TikTok refugees and the politics of digital migration to Xiaohongshu

Yiyang Xiao, Jinjin Zhang

New Media & Society

Select article: Study on identity construction of affinity group from the perspective of interaction ritual chains: A textual analysis of the “TikTok Refugee” discourse on REDNOTE

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Study on identity construction of affinity group from the perspective of interaction ritual chains: A textual analysis of the “TikTok Refugee” discourse on REDNOTE

Haonan Li, Yufan Liang

New Media & Society

Select article: ‘We’re here to spite our government’: Intertextuality and comparative representations of TikTok migrants in Chinese and Western news discourse

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‘We’re here to spite our government’: Intertextuality and comparative representations of TikTok migrants in Chinese and Western news discourse

Jinfeng Du, Jiankun Gong, Run Li [...]

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