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Revisiting mediated activism
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In this paper, my interest is to map out central arguments in recent studies of mediated activism, identify blindspots, and call for a sociological approach to link the study of media activism to a broad conception of social change. On a subject that brings together various disciplines and fields of inquiry, a sociological sensitivity to multiple forms of media activism and social change is necessary to understand not only what activists do with media but also the contributions of mediated activism to collective action and social change.
Keywords:
SOCIAL MEDIA
ACTION REPERTOIRES
WALL-STREET
PROTEST
PARTICIPATION
MOVEMENTS
MOBILIZE
INTERNET
AGENCY
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