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Originalbroschur. Zustand: Sehr gut. XIV, 440 S. Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - The Tunisian Revolution: A Social Movement of Courage Assisted by Social Media. Douglas Fraleigh -- From Tahrir Square to Facebook and Vice Versa: The Public Sphere, Cyber-Space and the Reach of Post-Revolution in Egypt. Luciana Garcia de Oliveira & Matheus Cardoso-da-Silva -- Social Media and the 2014 Hostilities in Iraq. Ahmed Al-Rawi -- Social Networks, Social Movements and the Politico-Cultural Situation of Pakistani Media. Rauf Arif -- Between Cyber-Activism and Mobilization: The February 20 Movement in Morocco. Abdelfettah Benchenna & Zineb Majdouli -- Laughing with Tear Gas in Our Eyes: Use of Satirical Humor in the Gezi Park Social Movement in Turkey Christine Ogan & Yesim Kaptan The Syrian Rebellion and the "First Social Media" War. Marouf Hasian Jr. & Sean Lawson -- How to Interpret the Occupy Wall Street Social Movement in the Context of the Digital Revolution. Victoria Carty -- The Revolution Will Not Be Televised: The American Civil Rights Movement Goes Online. Ginger M. Loggins & W. Russell Robinson -- "We Are More than 131": The Mexico Student Movement for Free Speech and Political Freedom. Jenn Mackay -- The 5 Star Movement and the Promise of eDemocracy in Italy. Lorenzo Dalvit & Cosimo Marco Scarcelli -- The Catalan Case: Building a New State from Social Outrage and New Media. Marc Perelló-Sobrepere -- Spain: "The Outraged". Leocadia Díaz Romero -- France Hits the Boulevards: Je Suis Charlie Marches #MarcheRepublicaine. Susan J. Drucker & Gary Gumpert -- A Train Station Divides a Country: The Use of Social Media by Activists during the "Stuttgart 21". Controversy in Germany. André Haller -- The Online Element in Intermedia Agenda-Setting: The Case of the Greek Indignant Citizens Movement. Vassilis Vamvakas & Dimitra Dimitrakopoulou -- The Delhi Rape Case: The Role of Social Media in Protests and Policy Change. Bidu Bhusan Dash & K. M. Baharul Islam -- Using Cell Phones to Organize Political. Protests in China. Jun Liu -- Networked Flows of Information in Myanmar's Pro-Democracy Movement. Melanie Radue -- Activism in the Public Cyber-Sphere: Shahbag Square, Bangladesh. Leslie J. Reynard. ISBN 9781433129391 Altersfreigabe FSK ab 0 Jahre Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 639.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - The last several years have seen mass uprisings and dynamic social movements across the globe, from the onset of the Arab Spring in 2011, to the Black Lives Matter movement following Michael Brown's death in Ferguson, Missouri in 2014. There is no doubt that social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter accelerated and facilitated these uprisings, providing a way for people to organize and express themselves despite government repression. From Tahrir Square to Ferguson: Social Networks as Facilitators of Social Movements attempts to answer the question of whether these movements could have succeeded before the advent of the Internet age. From political protest to regime change, social movements have become increasingly digital. Taking on the current political climate from an international perspective, From Tahrir Square to Ferguson: Social Networks as Facilitators of Social Movements attempts to address the issues of a growing social media audience facing a wide variety of social and political issues.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - The last several years have seen mass uprisings and dynamic social movements across the globe, from the onset of the Arab Spring in 2011, to the Black Lives Matter movement following Michael Brown's death in Ferguson, Missouri in 2014. There is no doubt that social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter accelerated and facilitated these uprisings, providing a way for people to organize and express themselves despite government repression. From Tahrir Square to Ferguson: Social Networks as Facilitators of Social Movements attempts to answer the question of whether these movements could have succeeded before the advent of the Internet age. From political protest to regime change, social movements have become increasingly digital. Taking on the current political climate from an international perspective, From Tahrir Square to Ferguson: Social Networks as Facilitators of Social Movements attempts to address the issues of a growing social media audience facing a wide variety of social and political issues.