Critical perspectives on social media and protest : between control and emancipation /
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London New York :
Rowman & Littlefield International ,
2015.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Lina Dencik and Oliver Leistert
- Promise and practice in studies of social media and movements / Sebastian Haunss
- Algorithmic control and visibility
- The revolution will not be liked : on the systemic constraints of corporate social media platforms for protests / Oliver Leistert
- Mobilizing in times of social media : from a politics of identity to a politics of visibility / Stefania Milan
- Temporal alienation and redefining spaces
- Social media, immediacy and the time for democracy: critical reflections on social media as "temporalising practices" / Veronica Barassi
- "This space belongs to us!" : protest spaces in times of accelerating capitalism / Anne Kaun
- Surveillance, censorship and political economy
- Social media censorship, privatised regulation, and new restrictions to protest and dissent / Arne Hintz
- Social media protest in context : surveillance, information management, and neoliberal governance in Canada / Joanna Redden
- Preempting dissent : from participatory policing to collaborative filmmaking / Greg Elmer
- Dissent and fragmentation from within
- The struggle within : discord, conflict and paranoia in social media protest / Emiliano Treré Social media and the 2013 protests in Brazil: the contradictory nature of political mobilization in the digital era / Mauro P. Porto and JoaÌrant
- Myths and organisational trajectories
- Social media and the "new authenticity" of protest / Lina Dencik
- Network cultures and the architecture of decision / Geert Lovink and Ned Rossiter
- Notes on contributors.