Titlebook: Anti-War Activism; New Media and Protes Kevin Gillan,Jenny Pickerill,Frank Webster Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pu

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Changing Information Environment,age. We spell out how and why this information environment is now significantly different from that found in earlier forms of war. We go on to argue that this provides opportunities for anti-war activists to participate in struggles of representation and interpretation that are a key component of today’s Information War.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-83621-2in concern, are merely respondents to external forces rather than pro-active agents of change. Without trivializing the strength of protesters’ convictions or organizational efforts, we nevertheless recognize that those beliefs and actions are conditioned partly by their historical situation. For th

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,Allgemeine Grundlagen der Me?technik,lobbied intensely within the Labour party who, as a result, have for brief periods been committed to a policy of unilateral disarmament. The decline of class politics, plus the transformations of New Labour and its own heavy involvement in recent wars, means that the present anti-war movement is not

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Post 9/11,in concern, are merely respondents to external forces rather than pro-active agents of change. Without trivializing the strength of protesters’ convictions or organizational efforts, we nevertheless recognize that those beliefs and actions are conditioned partly by their historical situation. For th

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Alliances and Fractures,lobbied intensely within the Labour party who, as a result, have for brief periods been committed to a policy of unilateral disarmament. The decline of class politics, plus the transformations of New Labour and its own heavy involvement in recent wars, means that the present anti-war movement is not

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Communication Practices and Technologies,ved level of persuasion, debate and mobilization we find that activists are keenly aware of the limitations of text-based, on-screen, asynchronous properties of computer-mediated communication (CMC). Furthermore, we find activists’ interpretations of the potential and difficulties offered by ICTs wi

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Conclusions,continuing decline in formal political engagement (evidenced in falls in voting turnout, party membership and esteem of political representatives), but also in a context of a decade of internationally coordinated anti-globalization activism. It also coincided with the continued and accelerating deve

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