Shekh Moinuddin Boeken

Exploring the intersection of geography, social media, and religion, this book examines e-religiosity through the lens of digital socialization and the impact of smartphones. It emphasizes the spatial dimensions of digital interactions, discussing how space and place manifest in online environments. The text delves into various aspects of religiosity, including spirituality and social theories, while also addressing the significance of image politics in the digital age, where images influence both social and political landscapes.

Focusing on the phenomenon of internet shutdowns, particularly in developing countries like India, the book explores the intersection of social media, political economy, and government policy. It examines the motivations behind these shutdowns, often aimed at controlling information dissemination, and contrasts them with initiatives like "Digital India." The author delves into the implications of digital spatiality, defining the digital space and its broader significance in contemporary society. This analysis offers fresh insights into the complexities of digital communication and governance.