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Melián, VirginiaKeywords
InternetInternet
Internet
nous mitjans
apoderament
mitjans d'activisme
global
local
new media
empowerment
activist media
global
local
nuevos medios
empoderamiento
medios de activismo
global
local
Internet -- Political aspects
Political activists
Internet -- Aspectes polítics
Activistes polítics
Internet -- Aspectos políticos
Activistas políticos
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Peer reviewedLa relació entre els nous moviments socials, especialment els que estan ubicats al Sud Global, i els seus mitjans en línia sovint ha estat objecte d'estudi en termes d'apoderament gràcies a un abast global acabat d'aconseguir i les subsegüents capacitats de xarxes esteses més enllà de la localitat. Però l'anàlisi de la relació entre internet i els moviments socials dins de societats caracteritzades per la bretxa digital, producte de condicions socials, econòmiques i polítiques desiguals, és menys freqüent. En aquest article analitzo les tensions entre les formes locals, nacionals i globals de participació civil en els mitjans en línia produïts per un nou moviment social que s'oposava a la instal·lació de dues grans fàbriques de paper a la frontera entre l'Argentina i l'Uruguai. L'anàlisi mostra que la relació entre aquest moviment i les seves pràctiques mediàtiques en línia se serveix de formes "glocals" de participació cívica amb impacte d'apoderament dins de la localitat.
The relationship between new social movements, especially those located in the global South, and their online media has often been discussed in terms of empowerment via a newly achieved global reach and subsequent extended networking capabilities beyond the locality. Less frequent is the analysis of the relationship between internet and social movements within societies characterized by a digital divide, product of unequal social, economic and political conditions. In this paper I explore the tensions between local, national and global forms of civil engagement in the online media produced by a new social movement opposed to the installation of two mega paper mills on the border between Argentina and Uruguay. The analysis shows that the relationship between this movement and its online media practices draws on "glocal" forms of civic engagement with empowering impact within the locality.
La relación entre los nuevos movimientos sociales, especialmente los que están ubicados en el Sur Global, y sus medios en línea a menudo ha sido objeto de estudio en términos de empoderamiento gracias a un alcance global acabado de conseguir y las subsiguientes capacidades de redes extendidas más allá de la localidad. Pero el análisis de la relación entre internet y los movimientos sociales dentro de sociedades caracterizadas por la brecha digital, producto de condiciones sociales, económicas y políticas desiguales, es menos frecuente. En este artículo analizo las tensiones entre las formas locales, nacionales y globales de participación civil en los medios en línea producidos por un nuevo movimiento social que se oponía a la instalación de dos grandes fábricas de papel en la frontera entre Argentina y Uruguay. El análisis muestra que la relación entre este movimiento y sus prácticas mediáticas en línea se sirve de formas "glocales" de participación cívica con impacto de empoderamiento dentro de la localidad.
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2010-07-28Type
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oai:openaccess.uoc.edu:10609/2474Melián, Virginia (2009). "Els nous mitjans i les protestes en les societats híbrides". Digithum. Les humanitats en l'era digital, 2009, Vol. 0, núm 11
1575-2275
http://hdl.handle.net/10609/2474
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