Mrežno povezovanje družbenih gibanj in (ne)možnosti emancipatoričnega komuniciranja

slovenian

2016

volume 32, issue 82

Social movements    Protests    Digital media    Communication    Slovenia 

Slovensko sociološko društvo
(Obvezni izvod spletne publikacije)

The authors present various forms of social movements and discuss common points on which the movements have built their positions towards the authorities and the media, and raise the question of how a supposedly democratic network structure of movements can build a coalition to face the dominant power (of the authorities and the media). The possibility of maintaining the heterogeneity of positions and identities is thematised through the distinction between "collective" and "connecting action", as conceptualised by the modern theory of digital citizenship as activism, the foundation of which represents a network society. In the foreground is the verification of the thesis that some specifics of the connecting action, which are formed at the intersection of communication and organisational practices, strengthen the emancipation of movements and their potential to create new policies and new ways of parallel exchange.

15.12.2016