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Tag Archives: Arab Spring
New Media and Social Movement Activism
Contemporary social movements effectiveness in rallying their constituent support is nowadays attributed to the level of embeddedness of new media in their activism. This is based on the fact that social movements in different parts of the world now use … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media
Tagged African National Congress, Arab Spring
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Influence of new media on political changes in Africa
New media have made a quite big change in the world for the last few years from local grassroots to global international levels. It is used for social and political changes including regime changes through influencing electoral processes and people … Continue reading
Posted in Elections
Tagged Africa, Arab Spring, Gambia, Save Darfur, smartphones, whatsApp, Women´s Forum
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