The latest issue of Networking Knowledge, the journal of MeCCSA's Postgraduate Network, is now available online.
Entitled 'Protest and the New Media Ecology', this special issue showcases a truly international range of scholars.
1. Introduction: Protest in the New Media Ecology (Keren Darmon, LSE)
2. Communitarianism 2.0: Austerity Protests and Political Participation on Social Media (Kostas Maronitis, University of Greenwich)
3. Active Citizenship or Activist Citizenship? A Framework for Studying Citizenship in New Social Movements and the Role of ICTs (Venetia Papa & Dimitra L. Milioni, Cyprus University of Technology/Université Paris 8 Vincennes-Saint Denis)
4. Hybridization of Engagement Practices: Use of Communications Technology During the Quebec Red Square Movement (Sylvie Jochems, Melanie Millette & Josianne Millette, Université du Québec à Montréal)
5. Documenting Protest and Police: Occupy Wall Street and the (R)evolution of Digital Mobile Video (Ben Lenzner, The University of Waikato)
6. Social Media during the Egyptian Revolution: Egyptian Nationals at Home and Abroad (Margot Buchanan, University of Stirling & Soha El Batrawy, Cairo University)
7. Feminist and Queer Practices in the Online and Offline Activism of Occupy Wall Street (Eve Ng, Ohio University & Sophie Toupin, McGill University)
8. SNS in India: Gossip as a Vehicle of Activism (Paula Ray, University of Auckland)
Networking Knowledge is a peer-reviewed journal run exclusively by postgraduates, featuring content solely from PGRs and early career researchers in the multiple fields within Media, Communications and Cultural Studies. The journal publishes themed issues overseen by guest editors, four times a year. All articles are free to access and downloadable as PDFs from the website.
Sam Ward, University of Nottingham
Journal Editor
Keren Darmon, LSE
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