Expect us :: online communities and political mobilization /
People use online social forums for all sorts of reasons, including political conversations, regardless of the site's main purpose. In Expect Us, Jessica L. Beyer looks at political consciousness and action in four communities, each born out of chaotic online social spaces that millions of indi...
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| Zusammenfassung: | People use online social forums for all sorts of reasons, including political conversations, regardless of the site's main purpose. In Expect Us, Jessica L. Beyer looks at political consciousness and action in four communities, each born out of chaotic online social spaces that millions of individuals enter, spend time in, and exit moment by moment: Anonymous (4chan), IGN, World of Warcraft, and The Pirate Bay. None of these sites began as places for political organization per se, but visitors to each have used them as places for political engagement to one degree or another. Beyer explains the puzzling emergence of political engagement in these disparate social spaces and offers reasons for their varied capacity to generate political activism. Her comparative ethnography of these four online communities demonstrates that the technological organization of space itself has a strong role in determining the possibility of political mobilization. Overall, she shows that political mobilization rises when a site provides high levels of anonymity, low levels of formal regulation, and minimal access to small-group interaction. Furthermore, her findings reveal that young people are more politically involved than much of the civic engagement literature suggests. |
| Beschreibung: | 1 online resource |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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| topic | Online social networks Political aspects. Social media Political aspects. Political participation Technological innovations. Communication in politics Technological innovations. Young adults Political activity. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85149276 Youth Political activity. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85149336 Réseaux sociaux (Internet) Aspect politique. Médias sociaux Aspect politique. Participation politique Innovations. Communication politique Innovations. Jeunes adultes Activité politique. Jeunesse Activité politique. PSYCHOLOGY Social Psychology. bisacsh Political participation Technological innovations fast Online social networks Political aspects fast Communication in politics Technological innovations fast Social media Political aspects fast Young adults Political activity fast Youth Political activity fast |
| topic_facet | Online social networks Political aspects. Social media Political aspects. Political participation Technological innovations. Communication in politics Technological innovations. Young adults Political activity. Youth Political activity. Réseaux sociaux (Internet) Aspect politique. Médias sociaux Aspect politique. Participation politique Innovations. Communication politique Innovations. Jeunes adultes Activité politique. Jeunesse Activité politique. PSYCHOLOGY Social Psychology. Political participation Technological innovations Online social networks Political aspects Communication in politics Technological innovations Social media Political aspects Young adults Political activity Youth Political activity |
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