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window email share on x opens in new window x print opens in new window print share on facebook opens in new window facebook like loading 6 comments filed under daily disruption by mobilizing ideas october 27 2022 4 57 am from digital visual activism to mass public protest the role of social media images and videos in the 2022 iranian movement by parichehr kazemi since the iranian protests began on september 16 2022 social media has been inundated with images and videos of women bravely confronting over four decades of authoritarian control over their bodies by cutting their hair burning their mandatory hijabs and remaining steadfast in the face of batons and bullets attempting to force them into submission for people outside this context digital visual content has been their first point of contact with this movement they see and learn about the grievances of iranian people and the government s continued violence upon its own citizens in a sense processing the meanings of dissent repression and resistance as they play out in the images but outside of their symbolic functions as movement memorabilia social media visuals also play an important role for protestors and affect the evolution of activism itself images and videos of the iranian movement build on over nine years of prior digital visual activism past content both formed a script for future instantiations of protest the likes of which we have seen over the past few weeks and helped create a foundation for women s grievances against the regime to take shape social movement scholars need to take this content seriously in light of such developments especially as they relate to the dynamics of on and offline activism that remain of special interest to the literature continue reading share this email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on x opens in new window x print opens in new window print share on facebook opens in new window facebook like loading 1 comment filed under daily disruption by mobilizing ideas june 1 2022 11 44 am the digital repression of social movements protest and activism there is a growing interest in the growth and impact of digital repression on protest and civic engagement globally yet this interest has been diffused across communication political science media studies science and technology studies and sociology creating challenges for generative conversations and building a community of scholars studying the topic earl maher and pan s recent article the digital repression of social movements protest and activism a synthetic review attempts to synthesize these literatures by using a framework that distinguishes between who is responsible whether it is overt or covert and whether acts as a carrot channeling or a stick coercion the essays in this dialogue are intended to continue this work of building a cross disciplinary community of scholars interested in questions of digital repression and to open a conversation about other ways to build this cross disciplinary community and or what we still need to build this community we ask authors to reflect on their own work and their views on community building and or reflect on what aspects of the framework are helpful what it misses and what we still have to learn about how digital repression operates globally we have four outstanding contributors many thanks for their contributions on this topic emily hencken ritter essay jessica beyer essay marcus michaelsen essay steven feldstein essay we would also like to give special thanks to thomas v maher and jennifer earl who proposed and organized this wonderful dialogue current editors in chief rory mcveigh chang liu and natalie bourman karns share this email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on x opens in new window x print opens in new window print share on facebook opens in new window facebook like loading leave a comment filed under essay dialogues by mobilizing ideas june 1 2022 11 41 am strategic digital repression and the consequences for dissent activities by emily hencken ritter earl maher and pan 2022 present a fascinating synthesis of existing knowledge of digital repression across scholarly disciplines the typology they apply and extend to frame digital repression highlights who uses digital repression and how it depresses and structures mobilization and dissent actions in so doing they center digital repression on existing understandings of how repression attempts to constrain dissent and illuminate what repression studies do not yet know about digital repression and how it functions continue reading share this email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on x opens in new window x print opens in new window print share on facebook opens in new window facebook like loading leave a comment filed under essay dialogues by mobilizing ideas june 1 2022 11 40 am international cybersecurity norms and dissent by jessica l beyer earl maher and pan s recent article 2022 the digital repression of social movements protest and activism a synthetic review captures digital repression across states and presents invaluable conceptualizations of difficult concepts and clear typologies the article illuminates many threads that need further development and study among them are the role of private industry in digital repression along with the tie between cybersecurity laws in non democratic contexts and the struggle over questions of international cybersecurity norms and international internet governance continue reading share this email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on x opens in new window x print opens in new window print share on facebook opens in new window facebook like loading leave a comment filed under essay dialogues by mobilizing ideas june 1 2022 11 40 am digital repression transnational reach psychosocial effects and political consequences by marcus michaelsen what is new about digital repression this is what i have been asked frequently ever since presenting the first findings of my research on digital threats against exiled activists from authoritarian countries prompting further reflection on this question jennifer earl thomas v maher and jennifer pan in their synthetic review organize the different strands of scholarship on the repressive use of digital tools and connect them to research on more traditional forms of repression continue reading share this email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on x opens in new window x print opens in new window print share on facebook opens in new window facebook like loading leave a comment filed under essay dialogues by mobilizing ideas june 1 2022 11 39 am internet platforms find themselves at a crossroads by steven feldstein global norms are shifting as governments demonstrate an increased willingness to exert control over platforms this generally represents a troubling development states are aggressively pressing for content takedowns pushing platforms to provide access to user data enacting enhanced surveillance and filtering content but there are some auspicious signs as well in europe for example regulators are nearing passage of the digital services act dsa to rein in big internet tech companies and allow for greater user control and privacy this essay highlights three specific areas of contestation first trends of internet fragmentation are expanding quickly in both authoritarian states and democratic countries challenging global norms and human rights principles second regulatory action stemming from europe may offset certain harms particularly in relation to platforms but the consequences remain unclear third platforms exist in a complicated landscape they are facing increased pressure from governments to control how they operate yet they remain deeply reluctant to reform continue reading share this email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on x opens in new window x print opens in new window print share on facebook opens in new window facebook like loading leave a comment filed under essay dialogues by mobilizing ideas may 26 2022 10 53 am routines beliefs and mobilization lessons from a grassroots movement in argentina by marcos emilio pérez over the past few decades the combination of economic and political liberalization in many areas of the developing world has promoted the emergence of various forms of collective organizing this dynamic has been particularly pronounced in latin america where drastic neoliberal reforms coincided with an unprecedented period of democratic expansion one of the most visible examples took place in argentina where rising unemployment in the 1990s led community leaders to organize laid off workers in poor neighborhoods across the nation despite their diverse origins these groups rapidly developed similar repertoires that helped them recruit members and gain influence giving birth to what came to be known as the unemployed workers movement or piqueteros spanish for roadblockers since their emergence these organizations have functioned as networks of local groups that use demonstrations to demand the distribution of social assistance usually in the form of foodstuffs and positions in workfare programs if successful they allocate part of these resources among participants and use the rest to develop an extensive array of social services in underprivileged areas continue reading share this email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on x opens in new window x print opens in new window print share on facebook opens in new window facebook like loading leave a comment filed under daily disruption by mobilizing ideas may 1 2022 6 41 pm video interview with naomi williams mobilizing ideas is introducing an exciting change in the way that we will be providing content although we will continue featuring essays written by social movement scholars on various themes we will be focusing more of our attention on developing and sharing videos featuring a broad range of social movement scholars this is an ideal way to allow our viewers to get to know scholars in the field and their work videos will provide scholars with opportunities to talk about their ongoing work but also to provide insightful commentary on contemporary issues that are of interest to activists and social movement scholars check out our second video featuring naomi r williams rutgers university interviewed by jaylexia clark notre dame stay tuned for more exciting videos in the months ahead if you are interested in the full version of this interview please check our youtube account this is the second video of our interview project check out the first one from last month current editors in chief rory mcveigh chang liu and natalie bourman karns share this email a link to a friend opens in new window email share on x opens in new window x print opens in new window print share on facebook opens in new window facebook like loading leave a comment filed under video interview by mobilizing ideas april 11 2022 7 09 pm video interview with austin choi fitzpatrick mobilizing ideas is introducing an exciting change in the way that we will be providing content although we will continue featuring essays written by social movement scholars on various themes we will be focusing more of our attention on developing and sharing videos featuring a broad range of social movement scholars this is an ideal way to allow our viewers to get to know scholars in the field and their work videos will provide scholars with opportunities to talk about their ongoing work but also to provide insightful commentary on contemporary issues that are of interest to activists and social movement scholars check out our first video featuring austin choi fitzpatrick university of san diego interviewed by emmanuel cannady notre dame stay tuned for more exciting videos in the months ahead current editors in chief rory mcveigh chang liu and natalie bourman karns interview 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