Critical Perspectives on Social Media and Protest

Introduction, Lina Dencik and Oliver Leistert / 1. Promise and Practice in Studies of Social Media and Movements. Sebastian Haunss / Part I: Algorithmic Control and Visibility / 2. The Revolution Will Not Be Liked: On the Systemic Constraints of Corporate Social Media Platforms for Protests, Oliver Leistert / 3. Mobilizing in Times of Social Media: From a Politics of Identity to a Politics of Visibility, Stefania Milan / Part II: Temporal Alienation and Redefining Spaces / 4. Social Media, Immediacy and the Time for Democracy: Critical Reflections on Social Media as 'Temporalising Practices', Veronica Barassi / 5. "This Space Belongs to Us!": Protest Spaces in Times of Accelerating Capitalism, Anne Kaun / Part III: Surveillance, Censorship and Political Economy / 6. Social Media Censorship, Privatised Regulation, and New Restrictions to Protest and Dissent, Arne Hintz / 7. Social Media Protest in Context: Surveillance, Information / Management, and Neoliberal Governance in Canada, Joanna Redden / 8. Preempting Dissent: From Participatory Policing to Collaborative Filmmaking, Greg Elmer / Part IV: Dissent and Fragmentation From Within / 9. The Struggle Within: Discord, Conflict and Paranoia in Social Media Protest, Emiliano Trere / 10. Social Media and the 2013 Protests in Brazil: The Contradictory Nature of Political Mobilization in the Digital Era, Mauro P. Porto and Joao Brant / Part V: Myths and Organisational Trajectories / 11. Social Media and the 'New Authenticity' of Protest. Lina Dencik / 12. Network Cultures and the Architecture of Decision. Geert Lovink and Ned Rossiter / Notes on Contributors

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• Estudos de meios de comunicação
• Activismo político

Activism;Digital;Protest;Social media;Social movements