Cyberidentities At War: The Moluccan Conflict on the Internet

Birgit Bräuchler · Jeremy Gaines

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List of Illustrations and Tables Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Introduction Chapter 1. Cybertheoretical Foundations Chapter 2. Anthropological Internet Research and Methodology Chapter 3. The Moluccan Conflict Chapter 4. The Masariku Mailing List - An Example of an Online Community Chapter 5. The CCDA Newsletter - Online to the International Community Chapter 6. The FKAWJ Online - Jihad in Cyberspace Chapter 7. Textual and Visual Argumentation in Moluccan Cyberspace Chapter 8. Cyber Strategies Chapter 9. Cyber Actors Online and Offline Chapter 10. Cyberidentities at War - Summary, Conclusion, Perspectives Epilogue Bibliography

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