Athina Karatzogianni Boeken

The book explores four significant waves of digital activism and cyberconflict, beginning in 1994. It highlights how the landscape evolved through pivotal moments, such as the impact of 9/11 and the Arab Spring in 2011, leading to a transformative phase marked by increased control and mainstreaming of digital activism post-2013, particularly following the Snowden revelations. The narrative emphasizes the interplay between technology, social movements, and political dynamics throughout these critical periods.

Exploring the intersection of cultural studies and digital media, this collection of fifteen essays delves into the complexities of affect, feelings, and emotions in the context of new technologies. The contributors engage in a rich dialogue that transcends traditional disciplinary boundaries, examining how these themes manifest across various media platforms and cultural contexts. This interdisciplinary approach highlights the evolving relationship between human emotion and digital culture, making it a compelling read for those interested in contemporary media studies.

Exploring the implications of cyberconflict, this book delves into its effects on politics, society, and culture within computer-mediated environments and the internet. It examines how digital warfare reshapes political landscapes, influences social dynamics, and alters cultural interactions, providing insights into the complexities of modern conflict in the digital age.

Exploring the evolution of leadership within social movements from the 1960s to the present, this book provides a comprehensive reference for understanding the dynamics and complexities of leadership. It delves into the intricacies of how leaders have emerged and adapted over time, highlighting key developments and shifts in paradigms. Through this lens, readers gain insights into the ongoing impact of leadership styles on social change and activism.

Exploring the implications of cyberconflict, this volume delves into its impact on politics, society, and culture in an increasingly digital world. It examines how conflicts in computer-mediated environments and the internet shape contemporary issues, offering insights into the evolving nature of warfare and its broader societal consequences.

Focusing on social resistance movements, this book explores the dynamics of network organizations and their role within the global system. It delves into how these networks intersect and their potential to drive social transformation, providing insights into the complexities of collective action and organizational structures in the context of contemporary social change.

Platform Economics tackles head on the rhetoric surrounding the so-called 'sharing economy' which has muddied public debate and has contributed to a lack of policy and regulatory intervention.