No. 14 (2020): Collective Action and Social Media

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Issue 14 (2020)

Published: 2020-12-30

Preface

As Timely as Ever: Collective Action and Social Media in Latin America

Juan Fernando Bossio

9-21
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Politics and communication in times of social media

#Digital Culture: Reflections on Contemporary Political Consumption

Lucrecia Taricco, A. Pamela Paz García

23-37
Euphoria and Pessimism in Internet Times. Towards a Rereading of the Political Effects of Social Media in the Light of Mediations

Paul Maquet Makedonski Valdeavellano

39-62

Memes, languages, comments, and hashtags: digital repertoires in Latin America

Internet Memes as Reinforcers of Political Identities: Case Study of the Bolivian Sociopolitical Crisis of 2019

Nicolás Ewel, Carlo Piérola

63-86
The Discourse of the LGBTI Movement in Ecuador: Use of Language and Technology During Electoral Campaign

Marcelo Criollo Burbano

87-101
Women Demonstration #8M 2020 in Mexico Through the Participation of Comments on YouTube

Lidia A. García-González, Olga Bailey Guedes

103-128
Network Feminist Actions: Analysis of the Hashtag #March8M in Mexico

Raul Anthony Olmedo Neri

129-156

We are stronger together: sorority in feminist digital spaces

Communication for Social Change and the Process of Empowerment in a Virtual Community: The Case of the Facebook Group Ni Una Menos: Movilización Nacional Ya

Valeria Soto Canales

157-177
Building Security for Sorority Manifestation on #LasRespondonas

Illari Diez

179-197

Essay

Twenty Years Later, a Response to Aunt Ophelia’s Letter

Ricardo Gómez

199-211

Review

Political Nerds under the Spotlight. A Review of The Rise of Nerd Politics: Digital Activism and Political Change by John Postill (2018)

Roberto Bustamante Vento

213-215