THE ROLE OF COMPUTER-MEDIATED COMMUNICATION IN PROMOTING ACTIVISM AND REVOLUTIONARY WORK AROUND THE WORLD
Editorial
Kimberly C. Harper, Samaa Gamie, and Moe Folk
Editorial for special issue on the role of computer-mediated communication in promoting activism and revolutionary work around the world
Research articles
Cassandra Branham and Stephanie Vie
Women veterans’ advocacy use of social networking: Curating and responding to trolling
Katherine Bridgman
Overcoming the limitations of shared digital spaces: Twitter in the Egyptian Revolution of 2011
Anjana Narayan and Shweta M. Adur
The making of the Dalit human rights movements in the digital age
connexions interviews
Deborah Bosley
The Plain Language Group, Charlotte, NC, USA
transcript | video
Yvonne Eriksson
Mälardalen University, Sweden
transcript | video
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