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#youthaction: Becoming Political in the Digital Age
ISBN-13: 9781623967956 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 228 str.
#youthaction: Becoming Political in the Digital Age
ISBN-13: 9781623967956 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 228 str.
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A volume in Adolescence and Education Series Editor Ben Kirshner, University of Colorado Social media and digital tools permeate the everyday lives of young people. In the early stages of commentary about the impact of the digital age on civic life, debates revolved around whether the Internet enhanced or discouraged civic and political action. Since then we have seen new media move to center stage in politics and activism--from the 2008 US election to the 2011 Arab Spring to the Occupy movement. We have also seen new patterns in how different sub-groups make use of digital media. These developments have pushed people to move beyond questions about whether new media are good or bad for civic life, to ask instead: how, under what conditions, and for whom, do new digital tools become resources for political critique and action by the young? This book will provide a platform for a new wave of scholarship about young people's political participation in the digital age. We define "youth" or "young people" as roughly between the ages of 12 and 25. We include perspectives from political science, education, cultural studies, learning sciences, and youth development. We draw on the framework developed by the MacArthur Research Network on Youth and Participatory Politics (Cohen, Kahne, Bowyer, Middaugh, & Rogowski, 2012), which defines participatory politics as, "interactive, peer-based acts through which individuals and groups seek to exert both voice and influence on issues of public concern."
A volume in Adolescence and EducationSeries Editor Ben Kirshner, University of ColoradoSocial media and digital tools permeate the everyday lives of young people. In the earlystages of commentary about the impact of the digital age on civic life, debates revolvedaround whether the Internet enhanced or discouraged civic and political action. Since thenwe have seen new media move to center stage in politics and activism--from the 2008 USelection to the 2011 Arab Spring to the Occupy movement. We have also seen new patternsin how different sub-groups make use of digital media. These developments havepushed people to move beyond questions about whether new media are good or bad forcivic life, to ask instead: how, under what conditions, and for whom, do new digital tools become resources for political critiqueand action by the young?This book will provide a platform for a new wave of scholarship about young peoples political participation in the digitalage. We define "youth" or "young people" as roughly between the ages of 12 and 25. We include perspectives from politicalscience, education, cultural studies, learning sciences, and youth development. We draw on the framework developedby the MacArthur Research Network on Youth and Participatory Politics (Cohen, Kahne, Bowyer, Middaugh, &Rogowski, 2012), which defines participatory politics as, "interactive, peer-basedacts through which individuals and groups seek to exert both voice and influence onissues of public concern."
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