Social Movements and the Internet
The media and their relationship between social movements for peace in Mexico (2011-2013)
... how the Mexican government utilised the media to publicise the war, in order to legitimise the strategies that were used to fight organised crime and how the Mexican media ...
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Blurring the Lines Between Civil Society, Volunteering and Social Movements A Reflection on Redrawing Boundaries Inspired by the Spanish Case
... for the steady shift towards events and organisations with diverse and flexible logics, which include (among others) the spread of new digital tools and a certain level of crisis in ...
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Estrategias de comunicación en las movilizaciones ciudadanas: Marea Blanca, Marea Verde y movilización de Telemadrid
... «how social organizations use the social media», the investigations on «how the communication actions and their respective strategies are created» are ...scarce. The rapid ...
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Influencers, marca personal e ideología política en Twitter
... Considering the views of González Herrero –who understands that the term influencer is broader than that of opinion leader, based on criteria of credibility and sphere of influence (2009, ...to ...
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The role of internet and social media on travelers’ decision making and booking processes
... of the main factors which affects customer‟s online purchase intentions (Flavian et ...On the other hand, some explorations have showed that credibility of user-generated or consumer-generated content on ...
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Media practices and Social Movements: Transnational Activism of Marea Granate
... sobre una estructura digital. Con una destacada alfabetización mediática, la articulación político-social se da a través de una gran variedad de herramien- tas en línea que combinan las funciones de creación de ...
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Access to new information and communication technologies among homeless people in Madrid (Spain)
... of the population (21.8%) lives below the poverty line (EUROSTAT, 2012), with homeless people, due to their highly precarious situation, forming the bottom rung of social ...exclusion. ...
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Michal Daliot-Bul its cultural implications Japan's mobile technoculture: the production of a cellular playscape and http:mcs.sagepub.comcgicontentabstract296954 The online version of this article can be found at: Published by: http:www.sagepublications.c
... mobile internet content were informed by an understanding of the basic characteristics of mobile technology, a tech- nology that is personal and time/location ...specific. The user interface ...
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Did Youth Destabilize Politics? Western European Social Democracies and Student Movements in «the Long Sixties»
... For social-democrats, education should, in consequence, be protected from right-wing as well as left-wing extremists, a stand whose explanation lies in the personal history of many leaders and ...in ...
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Sound, meaning and politics The social construction of aircraft noise annoyance
... Altogether, the way annoyance is defined can be taken over by citizens, can be modified or can be ...attacked. The same possible interactions exist with regard to the way annoyance is ...contours, ...
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Environmental change and the future of consumption: implications for consumer identity
... goals. The first goal is to eliminate sweatshops and exploita- tion of labor in the production of clothing in developing ...wages and by manufacturing clothing in factories that constitute ...
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AUTOMATA THEORY AND FORMAL LANGUAGES
... • If TM must operate as if it had “memory”, additional states can be incorporated (in more complicated machines, the input data can be written in specific positions of the tape). • If a TM must remember ...
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Movimientos sociales de base: ¿Una nueva narrativa sobre los derechos humanos en África?
... money and resources showcasing their work and on their administrative needs rather than the actual business of assisting people in ...bemoaned the lack of “ac- tivists” who they said have now ...
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Internet y el derecho al honor de los menores The Internet and children’s rights
... a internet sin alcanzar la edad legalmente estipulada o sin supervisar de manera habitual su acceso a internet no supondría una suerte de negligencia grave por parte de los responsables de dicho ...
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Down to earth social movements: an interview with Bruno Latour
... First, the key move is to bring non-humans into politics instead of leaving them outside in the environment, or in ...science and technology ...to the center in the making of scientific ...
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Populism and Independence Movements in Europe: The Catalan–Spanish Case
... Evidently, the populism that is emerging in Europe is related to the economic crisis which arose in the ...2007 and which came to Europe in ...by the most radical right-wing parties, ...
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Everyday self-organising social movements and the role of social media in citizen engagement
... Este artículo examina el papel de las narrativas digitales en el contexto del nacimiento y desarrollo de acciones locales de pequeña escala. Proponemos el concepto teórico de ‘movimientos sociales cotidianos ...
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Social mobilization and media framing in the journalistic coverage of oil survey permits in the Mediterranean
... approaches, the journalistic reports of the Levante-EMV, Mediterráneo and Diario de Ibiza newspapers are analyzed, reference headers in the three areas most directly affected by the ...
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An overview of use, knowledge and perceptions of the Internet in Spain
... to the use of a fi ve-level ordinal scale (in which 1 means: disagree/ not important and 5 means totally agree/ very ...parts. The fi rst part includes the general WIP questions (common ...
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Identifying the new Influencers in the Internet Era: Social Media and Social Network Analysis
... in the late 1940s and addresses the question, “which are the most important or central nodes in a network?” (Newman, 2010: ...resources and the potential to create new linkages ...
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