75. Networks of Outrage and Hope: Social Movements in the Internet Age

Manuel Castells

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Cet ouvrage est une decouverte des nouvelles formes de mouvements sociaux et de protestations qui emergent dans le monde actuel, des revolutions arabes au mouvement des indignes en Espagne, en passant par le mouvement d'«Occupy Wall Street» aux Etats-Unis. Meme si ces mouvements sociaux comprennent de grandes differences, ils ont une chose en commun : ils reposent tous sur la creation de reseaux de communication bases sur Internet et les reseaux sociaux.

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