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Research anthology on social media's influence on government, politics, and social movements

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Research anthology on social media's influence on government, politics, and social movementsInformation Resources Management Association, editor.
Published:	Hershey, Pennsylvania :IGI Global,2023.
Description:	1 online resource (775 p.)
Subject:	Social mediaPolitical aspects.
Online resource:	http://services.igi-global.com/resolvedoi/resolve.aspx?doi=10.4018/978-1-6684-7472-3
ISBN:	9781668474730 (electronic bk.)

Research anthology on social media's influence on government, politics, and social movements
Research anthology on social media's influence on government, politics, and social movements[electronic resource] /Information Resources Management Association, editor. - Hershey, Pennsylvania :IGI Global,2023. - 1 online resource (775 p.)

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Section 1. Activism and social movements. Chapter 1. Activism in the digital age: social movements analysis using user-generated content in social media ; Chapter 2. Plugged in: youth computer-mediated civic action and interaction through the prism of modern protest movements ; Chapter 3. Social media and social movements: strengths, challenges, and implications for the future ; Chapter 4. Barriers to social media advocacy: lessons learnt from the project "tell them we are from here" ; Chapter 5. Organizing with self-organization?: the ramifications of the strategic use of Facebook in informal civic activism ; Chapter 6. The story of resistance: how do social movements tell their stories? ; Chapter 7. Friending and funding through Facebook: social media use of regional nonprofit organizations ; Chapter 8. In prosperity prepare for adversity: use of social media for nonprofit fundraising in times of disaster ; Chapter 9. Context, frame, opportunity, and resource: contemporary Portuguese anti-austerity social movements with a view to social media -- Section 2. Governmental use and activities. Chapter 10. The role and impact of social media in e-government ; Chapter 11. Web 2.0, social media, and mobile technologies for connected government ; Chapter 12. A method for social network extraction from e-government ; Chapter 13. Multidimensional mappings of political accounts for malicious political socialbot identification: exploring social networks, geographies, and strategic messaging ; Chapter 14. Writings on the city wall: an analysis of popular municipal Facebook p. posts ; Chapter 15. Making foreign policy through Twitter: an analysis of Trump'stweets on Iran ; Chapter 16. Social media strategies of political power: an analysis of the ruling party in Turkey ; Chapter 17. The use and management of public information in social media: a case study of town and city councils throughoutAndalusia on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube ; Chapter 18. Failure of governance, state legitimacy, and hate speech in Ethiopia: use of social media post 2018 -- Section 3. Political participation and discourse. Chapter 19. Social media ande-participation research: trends, accomplishments, gaps, and opportunities for future research ; Chapter 20. Social media use and political mobilization ; Chapter 21. The popularization of political communication: a new definition, its drivers on facebook, its properties under the current hybrid media system ; Chapter 22. An exploration of social media as forms of social control and political othering: a critical discourse approach ; Chapter 23. I correct or canceling you: political correctness and cancel culture on social media the case of Twitter communication in Italy ; Chapter 24. Two-way interaction feature of social media tools: the Twitter example ; Chapter 25. Gauging opinions about the citizenship amendment act and NRC: a Twitter analysis approach ; Chapter 26. Impact of social networks in the exercise of citizenship in Portugal ; Chapter 27. The political use of social networking sites in Turkey: a systematic literature analysis ; Chapter 28. Using Twitter to characterize public opinion in Brazil during political events ; Chapter 29. Analysis of discourses on WhatsApp coup reported in the media: the case of Malawi -- Section 4. Use and influence on elections. Chapter 30. The social media politicians: personalisation, authenticity, and memes ; Chapter 31. Topic modeling as a tool to gauge political sentiments from Twitter feeds ; Chapter 32. No interaction on instagram: political party use of instagram in

"This reference book investigates how social media is used within governments as well as the history behind the technology examining best practices, tactics, and challenges associated with utilizing social media platforms for socialmovements and key topics such as communication, interactive technology, and social change"--

ISBN: 9781668474730 (electronic bk.)Subjects--Topical Terms:

583681
Social media
--Political aspects.Index Terms--Genre/Form:

214472
Electronic books.

LC Class. No.: JA85 / .R47 2023eb

Dewey Class. No.: 320.01/4

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