Through an examination of online advocacy and social movements, social media, and traditional/electronic advocacy campaigns, Technology, Activism, and Social Justice in a Digital Age provides a fascinating look at the current practice and future of social change efforts.
Through an examination of online advocacy and social movements, social media, and traditional/electronic advocacy campaigns, Technology, Activism, and Social Justice in a Digital Age provides a fascinating look at the current practice and future of social change efforts.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
John G. McNutt, PhD, is Professor, School of Public Policy and Administration, University of Delaware. He is a specialist in the application of high technology to political and social engagement. He is currently working the application of data science to political action.
Inhaltsangabe
* Acknowledgments * Forward * Contributors * 1: Introduction to the Book * Section I * Advocacy, Social Change, and Activism * 2: Advocacy, Social Change and Activism: Perspectives on Traditional and Electronic Practice in a Digital World * John G. McNutt * 3: Advocacy as a Moral Imperative * Patricia Libby * 4: Collaborative Contracting as Advocacy * Lauren Miltenberger * Section II * Technology, Social Change, and Community * 5: The Energizing Citizen Action with The Power of Digital Technology: The Amplified Effort of the Newark Residents Against the Power Plant * David B. Carter * 6: Social Justice 140 Characters at a Time: The Role of Twitter in Social Action * Karen Zgoda and Kryss Shane * 7: The Civic Technology Movement: Implications for Nonprofit Theory and Practice * Jonathan Justice, John G. McNutt, James Melitski, Michael Ahn, Nina David, Shariq Siddiqui, and John C. Ronquillo * Section III * Advocacy, Social Change, and Activism: Policy Level * 8: Advocacy of, by, and for the Internet: The 2012 Protests Against Anti-Piracy Legislation * Lori A. Brainard and Justine Augeri * 9: Leave No Org Behind: Exploring the Digital Life of Community Action Agencies * Lauri Goldkind and Suzanne Marmo Roman * 10: A Long, Strange Trip: Social Media Adoption in a Group of Technologically Sophisticated Child Advocacy Organizations * John G. McNutt, Janice Barlow, and David Carter * Section IV * Global and International Social Change * 11: Social Media and Governance in China: Evolving Dimensions of Transparency, Participation, and Accountability * Robert Warren and Yingying Zeng * 12: Policing Digital Sanctuaries: Exploring Environmental Advocacy through Technology-Enabled Monitoring and Enforcement Network Organizations * Stephen Kleinschmit * 13: Social Media and Leaderless Social Movement Organizations: Implications for Transnational Advocacy * Lori Brainard, Katherine M. Boland, and John G. McNutt * 14: The Future of Technology and Social Change Practice * John G. McNutt * Index
* Acknowledgments * Forward * Contributors * 1: Introduction to the Book * Section I * Advocacy, Social Change, and Activism * 2: Advocacy, Social Change and Activism: Perspectives on Traditional and Electronic Practice in a Digital World * John G. McNutt * 3: Advocacy as a Moral Imperative * Patricia Libby * 4: Collaborative Contracting as Advocacy * Lauren Miltenberger * Section II * Technology, Social Change, and Community * 5: The Energizing Citizen Action with The Power of Digital Technology: The Amplified Effort of the Newark Residents Against the Power Plant * David B. Carter * 6: Social Justice 140 Characters at a Time: The Role of Twitter in Social Action * Karen Zgoda and Kryss Shane * 7: The Civic Technology Movement: Implications for Nonprofit Theory and Practice * Jonathan Justice, John G. McNutt, James Melitski, Michael Ahn, Nina David, Shariq Siddiqui, and John C. Ronquillo * Section III * Advocacy, Social Change, and Activism: Policy Level * 8: Advocacy of, by, and for the Internet: The 2012 Protests Against Anti-Piracy Legislation * Lori A. Brainard and Justine Augeri * 9: Leave No Org Behind: Exploring the Digital Life of Community Action Agencies * Lauri Goldkind and Suzanne Marmo Roman * 10: A Long, Strange Trip: Social Media Adoption in a Group of Technologically Sophisticated Child Advocacy Organizations * John G. McNutt, Janice Barlow, and David Carter * Section IV * Global and International Social Change * 11: Social Media and Governance in China: Evolving Dimensions of Transparency, Participation, and Accountability * Robert Warren and Yingying Zeng * 12: Policing Digital Sanctuaries: Exploring Environmental Advocacy through Technology-Enabled Monitoring and Enforcement Network Organizations * Stephen Kleinschmit * 13: Social Media and Leaderless Social Movement Organizations: Implications for Transnational Advocacy * Lori Brainard, Katherine M. Boland, and John G. McNutt * 14: The Future of Technology and Social Change Practice * John G. McNutt * Index
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