Social media and protest mobilization: evidence from the Tunisian revolution

Breuer, Anita; Landman, Todd; Farquhar, Dorothea

doi:10.1080/13510347.2014.885505

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“…The role of new media in protest communication has been researched widely [Castells, 2012;Bodrunova, Litvinenko, 2013;Breuer, Landman, Farquhar, 2015;Wolfsfeld, Segev, Sheafer, 2013 et al]. The use of social media in Russia over the last several years "has increased, reaching 55 %.…”

Section: Meme and Protest: Literature Review And Research Methodologymentioning

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'Hieroglyphs of Protest': Internet Memes and Protest Movement in Russia

Shomova

2019

SSRN Journal

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Section: Meme and Protest: Literature Review And Research Methodologymentioning

confidence: 99%

'Hieroglyphs of Protest': Internet Memes and Protest Movement in Russia

Shomova

2019

SSRN Journal

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“…Even today, with the advancement of information technology, political discussion has developed rapidly using WhatsApp, Facebook and so on. Related to this social media, history notes, the public discussion that comes through social media in the public has an impact on the emergence of a wave of democratization in the Arab world (Arab spring) [17]. So, it is clear, from the discussion in this public space produces ideas or ideas that can be agreed upon so that it raises the desire of the public to change the political system.…”

Section: Public Participation In Political Activitiesmentioning

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Fragmentation of 2019 Post-Election Political Discussions in Urban Minangkabau Society

Asrinaldi¹,

Yanita²,

Yoserizal³

2020

Proceedings of the Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Social Sciences, ICSS 2019, 5-6 November 2019, Jakarta, I

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This article explains the issue that the urban Minangkabau ethnic group discussed in the political conversation in the coffee shop after Jokowi is defeat. Although defeated in West Sumatra, but Jokowi-Ma'ruf Amin won at the national level. In the 2014 elections, Jokowi received 23.18 percent in West Sumatra. While in the 2019 elections, the vote fell to 14.1 percent. Many strategic development programs have been carried out by the Jokowi Government for the people of West Sumatra. However, his vote acquisition in the elections contrasted with his efforts to get ethnic Minangkabau support. This article is the result of field research. Quantitative data was collected through a survey of 100 respondents and followed by a semi-structured interview of 30 of those surveyed. This interview aims to get more in-depth information related to the political discussion they are doing. The results of this study found that political discussion is the basis for the urban Minangkabau community to obtain information before making political decisions as well as being the basis for comparing political choices made with their discussion partners.

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“…This increased interconnectivity provides power of dissemination and diffusion of information across the globe thereby carrying a potential to affect millions of minds. Speaking to this reality, for instance, Breuer and colleagues () noted that social media enabled protest mobilization during the Tunisian revolution. A much earlier piece from the New York Times () “the revolution will be posted” also discussed how blogs transformed the 2004 US presidential race.…”

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A study of the informational properties of the ISIS's content

Afzal

2016

Proc. Assoc. Info. Sci. Tech.

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Use of information networks by extremist groups to advance their totalitarian objectives is becoming a serious concern for global peace. The use of information networks is just one dimension; the other dimension and potentially more concerning is the production of sophisticated information content to influence public perception. One such group-the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS)-utilizing the affordances of information networks coupled with the sophisticated information content has been able to recruit a large number of foreign fighters from Western countries and hence is posing a threat to the national security of various nations. This research study analyses the content produced by the ISIS with an objective to identify (1) informational properties of and (2) information strategies used in their content. Initial findings suggest that ISIS's content is rich in information with affective, theological, political, and historical connotations. Furthermore, their content is designed with an objective to give highly positively and/or negatively skewed information.

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Social media and protest mobilization: evidence from the Tunisian revolution

Cited by 177 publications

References 38 publications

'Hieroglyphs of Protest': Internet Memes and Protest Movement in Russia

'Hieroglyphs of Protest': Internet Memes and Protest Movement in Russia

Fragmentation of 2019 Post-Election Political Discussions in Urban Minangkabau Society

A study of the informational properties of the ISIS's content

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