From Wall Street to Wellington: Protests in an Era of Digital Ubiquity
From Wall Street to Wellington: Protests in an Era of Digital Ubiquity
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从华尔街到惠灵顿：数字无处不在的时代的抗议
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2013
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C. Stohl
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作者：
S. Ganesh;C. Stohl
占领运动据说代表了后西雅图时代的新一代抗议活动，由社交网络推动，与以前时代的组织做法背道而驰。这项研究分析了占领惠灵顿抗议活动，以揭示抗议活动在数字媒体无处不在的时代所扮演的角色。基于参与者的观察和76次简短的采访，这项研究探索了活动人士如何使用数字媒体，并考察了影响抗议活动组织动态的更广泛的制度逻辑。该分析讨论了数字媒体饱和以及活动家在组织过程中汲取的多重制度逻辑，包括集体行动、关联行动、聚合和网络。我们认为，数字无处不在标志着一种深刻混合的开始，而不是激进主义组织做法的突然变化。
The Occupy movement is said to represent a new generation of post-Seattle protests, driven by social networking, and breaking from organizing practices in previous eras. This study analyzes the Occupy Wellington protest to shed light on the role of protests in an era of digital media ubiquity. Based on the participant observation as well as 76 brief interviews, the study explores how activists used digital media, and examines the broader institutional logics that shaped organizing dynamics at the protest. The analysis discusses digital media saturation and the multiple institutional logics that activists drew from in their organizing, including collective action, connective action, aggregation, and networking. We argue that digital ubiquity marks the onset of a profound hybridity rather than an abrupt change in activist organizing practices.