Title:
Mobile Media, Political Participation, and Civic Activism in Asia Private Chat to Public Communication / edited by Ran Wei.
Mobile Communication in Asia: Local Insights, Global Implications,
Mobile Communication in Asia: Local Insights, Global Implications,
Main Entry:
Wei, Ran. editor.
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Publisher:
Springer Netherlands : Imprint: Springer,
Publication Date:
2016.
Publication Place:
Dordrecht :
ISBN:
9789402409178
Subject:
Social sciences.
Culture -- Study and teaching.
Communication.
Social sciences.
Communication Studies.
Regional and Cultural Studies.
Series:
Mobile Communication in Asia: Local Insights, Global Implications,
Mobile Communication in Asia: Local Insights, Global Implications,
Contents:
Chapter 1: The Mobile Phone and Political Participation in Asia: Theorizing the dynamics of personalized technologies and networked externality -- Part I: Asian Mobile Communication Research in Global Perspective -- Chapter 2: Mobile Media as a Political Institution in Asia: Preliminary Evidence from Empirical Research 2000-2015 -- Chapter 3: Developing Political Associational Ties on Mobile Social Media: A Cross-national Study of the Asia-Pacific region -- Part II: Mobile Communication and Civic Engagement -- Chapter 4: Political conversations as civic engagement: Examining patterns from mobile communication logs in Japan -- Chapter 5: Public Discourse on Genetically Modified Foods in the Mobile Sphere: Framing Risks, Opportunities, and Responsibilities in China’s Mobile Social Media -- Chapter 6: Examining the Role of Mobile Media in Public Engagement with GMO Foods among Chinese Consumers -- Chapter 7: Civic Engagement in Myanmar: The Promise and Threats of Mobile Communication and the Internet -- Chapter 8: The impacts of mobile social media on collective action: Two case studies from Singapore and Indonesia -- Part III Mobile Communication and Political Activism -- Chapter 9: Social Media, Mobile Communication, and the Elections: Examining the Independent Candidates’ Weibo Use for Local People’s Congress Election Campaigns in China -- Chapter 10 The Effects of Social Media and Mobile Apps Use on Political Participation in Taiwan -- Chapter 11: Exploring the potential for mobile communications to engender an engaged citizenry - A comparative study of university students in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan -- Chapter 12: Rethinking mobile media tactics in protests: A comparative case study of Hong Kong and Malawi. .
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