New Movements, Digital Revolution, and Social Movement Theory

Eric C. Turner

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Social Media and Politics Middle East and Rwanda Conflicts Political and Social Issues

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The year 2011 was not only abundant in newly emerging social movements and revolutions, it was also a year where the role of the Internet in mobilizing these new movements could not have been highl...

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