Titlebook: Gated Communities and the Digital Polis; Rethinking Subjectiv Kon Kim,Heewon Chung Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-06765-8e as a kind of gated community, what will our urban future be like? What is the ‘digital polis’ and what kinds of new subjectivity does it produce? How do digital technology and its virtuality reshape the city and our spatial awareness of it? What kinds of exclusion and cooperation are at work in co

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Elektrische Steuerung und Steuerungsartenng the identities of those who robbed their body images online, and to create a gated community only for women while emphasizing ab imaginary identity such as biological woman. However, direct punishment and the creation of gated communities go in the direction of strengthening security while foster

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-29059-6rked society. This study asserts that vulnerability should be complexly considered along with datafication’s unequal power distribution, unforeseeable damage scope and details, subject resilience, and empowerment. Meanwhile, young women as digital natives in the gendered data surveillance society ar

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G. Abelsdorff,A. Elschnig,K. Wesselyubject’. Here, post-apocalypse represents an unfair market, and it is a condition in which subjects must endure injustice in order to survive. However, on the other hand, post-apocalypse is appeared as an aspect of ‘creative destruction’ which revitalizes currently stagnant social mobility. Chapter

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-93293-9s. The paper is based on the visual content analysis of the Facebook and Instagram of two gated communities, Istanbul Istanbul and Kasaba. The paper argues that there are three forms of virtual gated communities. First, “imaginary-virtual gated communities” are established by supply-side actors such

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