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| contents | Political information, political power, and people power: new media and new social movements in the Arab spring / Anas Alahmed -- Social Media for political change: the activists, governments, and firms triangle of powers during the Arab movement / Mohamad Alkhouja -- The potential of political changes in the information age: the political challenges sphere of Saudi Arabia through citizen activism / Anas Alahmed -- Identifying hyperlink strategies as a tool to discover the connections between offline and online politics / Keren Sereno -- Cleavages and links: mapping linking patterns between Israeli political websites / Keren Sereno, Azi Lev-On -- Information and communication technologies, democracy, and human rights in Nigeria / Joseph Wilson, Nuhu Gapsiso -- Memory, national identity, and freedom of expression in the information age: discussing the taboo in the Zimbabwean public sphere / Shepherd Mpofu -- The virtual parallax: imaginations of Mthwakazi nationalism - online discussions and calls for self-determination / Brilliant Mhlanga, Mandlenkosi Mpofu -- The opportunities and challenges of using email for political communication in authoritarian states: a case of Zimbabwe's media monitoring project / Sam Takavarasha, Jr., Eldred Masunungure -- Alternative media bridging the digital divide in Malaysia: case study of Sarawakreport.org / Kevin Fernandez, Sivamurugan Pandian, Mohamad Zaini Abu Bakar -- Politics 2.0 with Facebook / Chirag Shah -- The Wisconsin spring / James Jorstad, Jo Arney, Kerry Kuenzi, Cecilia G. Manrique -- The language of threat in our political discourse / G. R. Boynton, Glenn W. Richardson, Jr. -- Conceptualizing network politics following the Arab spring / Ashu M. G. Solo, Jonathan Bishop -- The India against corruption movement / M. V. Rajeev Gowda, Purnima Prakash -- Corruption in the public eye: from transparency to publicity / Elitza Katzarova -- Civic cultures and skills in European digital rights campaigning / Yana Breindl -- Protesting in a cultural frame: how social media was used by Portuguese "Geração à Rasca" activists and the M12M movement / António Rosas -- Two models of online petitioning in the United Kingdom / Johannes Fritz -- Googling democracy: a comparison of democracy promoters on the Internet / Nelli Babayan, Stefano Braghiroli -- A new republic of letters?: The promise and potential of the internet / John Kane, Haig Patapan -- From politics to e-politics: updating Saul Alinsky's community organising model to meet the challenges and opportunities of politics in the information age / Sam Takavarasha, Jr., Jonathan Cox, Stanislas Bigirimana -- The internet, national citizenship, and the "sovereignty paradox": asylum-seeking migrants' political agency and "technologized" citizenship / Amadu Wurie Khan -- Interaction of incivility and news frames in the political blogosphere: consequences and psychological mechanisms / Porismita Borah -- How [Not] to caffeinate a political group: parent post influence on conversational network structure / Alison N. Novak, Emmanuel Koku. |
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| spelling | Handbook of research on political activism in the information age Ashu M.G. Solo, editor. Hershey, Pennsylvania (701 E. Chocolate Avenue, Hershey, Pa., 17033, USA) : IGI Global, [2014] PDFs (497 pages) : illustrations. text rdacontent electronic isbdmedia online resource rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references. Political information, political power, and people power: new media and new social movements in the Arab spring / Anas Alahmed -- Social Media for political change: the activists, governments, and firms triangle of powers during the Arab movement / Mohamad Alkhouja -- The potential of political changes in the information age: the political challenges sphere of Saudi Arabia through citizen activism / Anas Alahmed -- Identifying hyperlink strategies as a tool to discover the connections between offline and online politics / Keren Sereno -- Cleavages and links: mapping linking patterns between Israeli political websites / Keren Sereno, Azi Lev-On -- Information and communication technologies, democracy, and human rights in Nigeria / Joseph Wilson, Nuhu Gapsiso -- Memory, national identity, and freedom of expression in the information age: discussing the taboo in the Zimbabwean public sphere / Shepherd Mpofu -- The virtual parallax: imaginations of Mthwakazi nationalism - online discussions and calls for self-determination / Brilliant Mhlanga, Mandlenkosi Mpofu -- The opportunities and challenges of using email for political communication in authoritarian states: a case of Zimbabwe's media monitoring project / Sam Takavarasha, Jr., Eldred Masunungure -- Alternative media bridging the digital divide in Malaysia: case study of Sarawakreport.org / Kevin Fernandez, Sivamurugan Pandian, Mohamad Zaini Abu Bakar -- Politics 2.0 with Facebook / Chirag Shah -- The Wisconsin spring / James Jorstad, Jo Arney, Kerry Kuenzi, Cecilia G. Manrique -- The language of threat in our political discourse / G. R. Boynton, Glenn W. Richardson, Jr. -- Conceptualizing network politics following the Arab spring / Ashu M. G. Solo, Jonathan Bishop -- The India against corruption movement / M. V. Rajeev Gowda, Purnima Prakash -- Corruption in the public eye: from transparency to publicity / Elitza Katzarova -- Civic cultures and skills in European digital rights campaigning / Yana Breindl -- Protesting in a cultural frame: how social media was used by Portuguese "Geração à Rasca" activists and the M12M movement / António Rosas -- Two models of online petitioning in the United Kingdom / Johannes Fritz -- Googling democracy: a comparison of democracy promoters on the Internet / Nelli Babayan, Stefano Braghiroli -- A new republic of letters?: The promise and potential of the internet / John Kane, Haig Patapan -- From politics to e-politics: updating Saul Alinsky's community organising model to meet the challenges and opportunities of politics in the information age / Sam Takavarasha, Jr., Jonathan Cox, Stanislas Bigirimana -- The internet, national citizenship, and the "sovereignty paradox": asylum-seeking migrants' political agency and "technologized" citizenship / Amadu Wurie Khan -- Interaction of incivility and news frames in the political blogosphere: consequences and psychological mechanisms / Porismita Borah -- How [Not] to caffeinate a political group: parent post influence on conversational network structure / Alison N. Novak, Emmanuel Koku. Restricted to subscribers or individual electronic text purchasers. "This book offers a better understanding of methods for political activism in the information age, the effectiveness of these methods, and tools for analyzing them through the presentation of an array of real-world political issues and how they relate to the ever-expanding realm of information"--Provided by publisher. Also available in print. Mode of access: World Wide Web. Description based on title screen (IGI Global, viewed 08/20/2014). Internet and activism. Political participation. Social media. Citizen activism Democracy in the information age E-politics Email in political activism Engineering, math, and science in political activism Human rights in the information age Online petitions Online political expression Online political videos Political blogs Political protests Political revolution Social networking in political activism Solo, Ashu M. G. 1971- editor. IGI Global, publisher. (Original) (DLC)2014007986 Print version: 146666066X 9781466660663 (DLC) 2014007986 FWS01 ZDB-98-IGB FWS_PDA_IGB http://services.igi-global.com/resolvedoi/resolve.aspx?doi=10.4018/978-1-4666-6066-3 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Handbook of research on political activism in the information age Political information, political power, and people power: new media and new social movements in the Arab spring / Anas Alahmed -- Social Media for political change: the activists, governments, and firms triangle of powers during the Arab movement / Mohamad Alkhouja -- The potential of political changes in the information age: the political challenges sphere of Saudi Arabia through citizen activism / Anas Alahmed -- Identifying hyperlink strategies as a tool to discover the connections between offline and online politics / Keren Sereno -- Cleavages and links: mapping linking patterns between Israeli political websites / Keren Sereno, Azi Lev-On -- Information and communication technologies, democracy, and human rights in Nigeria / Joseph Wilson, Nuhu Gapsiso -- Memory, national identity, and freedom of expression in the information age: discussing the taboo in the Zimbabwean public sphere / Shepherd Mpofu -- The virtual parallax: imaginations of Mthwakazi nationalism - online discussions and calls for self-determination / Brilliant Mhlanga, Mandlenkosi Mpofu -- The opportunities and challenges of using email for political communication in authoritarian states: a case of Zimbabwe's media monitoring project / Sam Takavarasha, Jr., Eldred Masunungure -- Alternative media bridging the digital divide in Malaysia: case study of Sarawakreport.org / Kevin Fernandez, Sivamurugan Pandian, Mohamad Zaini Abu Bakar -- Politics 2.0 with Facebook / Chirag Shah -- The Wisconsin spring / James Jorstad, Jo Arney, Kerry Kuenzi, Cecilia G. Manrique -- The language of threat in our political discourse / G. R. Boynton, Glenn W. Richardson, Jr. -- Conceptualizing network politics following the Arab spring / Ashu M. G. Solo, Jonathan Bishop -- The India against corruption movement / M. V. Rajeev Gowda, Purnima Prakash -- Corruption in the public eye: from transparency to publicity / Elitza Katzarova -- Civic cultures and skills in European digital rights campaigning / Yana Breindl -- Protesting in a cultural frame: how social media was used by Portuguese "Geração à Rasca" activists and the M12M movement / António Rosas -- Two models of online petitioning in the United Kingdom / Johannes Fritz -- Googling democracy: a comparison of democracy promoters on the Internet / Nelli Babayan, Stefano Braghiroli -- A new republic of letters?: The promise and potential of the internet / John Kane, Haig Patapan -- From politics to e-politics: updating Saul Alinsky's community organising model to meet the challenges and opportunities of politics in the information age / Sam Takavarasha, Jr., Jonathan Cox, Stanislas Bigirimana -- The internet, national citizenship, and the "sovereignty paradox": asylum-seeking migrants' political agency and "technologized" citizenship / Amadu Wurie Khan -- Interaction of incivility and news frames in the political blogosphere: consequences and psychological mechanisms / Porismita Borah -- How [Not] to caffeinate a political group: parent post influence on conversational network structure / Alison N. Novak, Emmanuel Koku. Internet and activism. Political participation. Social media. |
| title | Handbook of research on political activism in the information age |
| title_auth | Handbook of research on political activism in the information age |
| title_exact_search | Handbook of research on political activism in the information age |
| title_full | Handbook of research on political activism in the information age Ashu M.G. Solo, editor. |
| title_fullStr | Handbook of research on political activism in the information age Ashu M.G. Solo, editor. |
| title_full_unstemmed | Handbook of research on political activism in the information age Ashu M.G. Solo, editor. |
| title_short | Handbook of research on political activism in the information age |
| title_sort | handbook of research on political activism in the information age |
| topic | Internet and activism. Political participation. Social media. |
| topic_facet | Internet and activism. Political participation. Social media. |
| url | http://services.igi-global.com/resolvedoi/resolve.aspx?doi=10.4018/978-1-4666-6066-3 |
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