Katarzyna Kopecka-Piech is Associate Professor at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin, Poland.Göran Bolin is Professor of Media and Communication Studies at Södertörn University, Sweden.

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• List of Contributors; Acknowledgements; Introduction: Approaching the Challenges of Mediatisation; Part I: Questions for Established Domains; 1. Challenges in Research on the Mediatisation of Culture; 2. Issues with Research on the Mediatisation of Religion; 3. Rivalling Concepts, Huge Gaps, and Analytical Complexities: Diverse Challenges in Researching the Mediatisation of Sport; Part II: Advancement of Developing Fields; 4. Deep Mediatisation and the Datafication of Fashion; 5. Mediatisation and Climate Change: Identifying and Facing Challenges; 6. Mediatisation, Economy, and Infrastructural Dynamics in the Digital Risk Society; 7. Mediatisation of War and Military: Current State, Trends, and Challenges in the Field; Part III: Evolving Areas and New Conceptualizations; 8. Mediatisation's Tensions and Tendencies: The Context of Homes, Householders, and Emerging Screen Interactions; 9. Mediatisation and Platform Labour: Blindspots and Connections; 10. The End of Media? From Mediatisation to Datafication; 11. Demediatisation, Counter-Mediatisation, Media De-Saturation: Studying Media Reversals in Everyday Life; Conclusions; 12. Limitations and New Directions for the Development of Mediatisation as a Research Field

Katarzyna Kopecka-Piech is Associate Professor at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin, Poland.Göran Bolin is Professor of Media and Communication Studies at Södertörn University, Sweden.

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• List of Contributors; Acknowledgements; Introduction: Approaching the Challenges of Mediatisation; Part I: Questions for Established Domains; 1. Challenges in Research on the Mediatisation of Culture; 2. Issues with Research on the Mediatisation of Religion; 3. Rivalling Concepts, Huge Gaps, and Analytical Complexities: Diverse Challenges in Researching the Mediatisation of Sport; Part II: Advancement of Developing Fields; 4. Deep Mediatisation and the Datafication of Fashion; 5. Mediatisation and Climate Change: Identifying and Facing Challenges; 6. Mediatisation, Economy, and Infrastructural Dynamics in the Digital Risk Society; 7. Mediatisation of War and Military: Current State, Trends, and Challenges in the Field; Part III: Evolving Areas and New Conceptualizations; 8. Mediatisation's Tensions and Tendencies: The Context of Homes, Householders, and Emerging Screen Interactions; 9. Mediatisation and Platform Labour: Blindspots and Connections; 10. The End of Media? From Mediatisation to Datafication; 11. Demediatisation, Counter-Mediatisation, Media De-Saturation: Studying Media Reversals in Everyday Life; Conclusions; 12. Limitations and New Directions for the Development of Mediatisation as a Research Field

Katarzyna Kopecka-Piech is Associate Professor at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin, Poland.Göran Bolin is Professor of Media and Communication Studies at Södertörn University, Sweden.

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• List of Contributors; Acknowledgements; Introduction: Approaching the Challenges of Mediatisation; Part I: Questions for Established Domains; 1. Challenges in Research on the Mediatisation of Culture; 2. Issues with Research on the Mediatisation of Religion; 3. Rivalling Concepts, Huge Gaps, and Analytical Complexities: Diverse Challenges in Researching the Mediatisation of Sport; Part II: Advancement of Developing Fields; 4. Deep Mediatisation and the Datafication of Fashion; 5. Mediatisation and Climate Change: Identifying and Facing Challenges; 6. Mediatisation, Economy, and Infrastructural Dynamics in the Digital Risk Society; 7. Mediatisation of War and Military: Current State, Trends, and Challenges in the Field; Part III: Evolving Areas and New Conceptualizations; 8. Mediatisation's Tensions and Tendencies: The Context of Homes, Householders, and Emerging Screen Interactions; 9. Mediatisation and Platform Labour: Blindspots and Connections; 10. The End of Media? From Mediatisation to Datafication; 11. Demediatisation, Counter-Mediatisation, Media De-Saturation: Studying Media Reversals in Everyday Life; Conclusions; 12. Limitations and New Directions for the Development of Mediatisation as a Research Field