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Social Movements and New Media

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2010From the Streets to the Net? The Political Use of the Internet by Social Movements21 cited
2015Toward a Free Information Movement20 cited
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2019Demonstrating in the internet age: a test of Castells’ theory17 cited
2023Messaging Apps: A Rising Tool for Informational Autocrats16 cited
2013Learning environmental activism through social networking sites15 cited
2010When Protests go Virtual: How Organizing Social Protest in Virtual Worlds Changes the Nature of Organizing.14 cited
2011Environmental website production: a structuration approach14 cited
2016New “Danger Zone” in Europe: Representations of Place in Social Media–Supported Protests14 cited