Like, comment, share: belonging and exclusion in the protest community

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Abstract

This paper focuses on the Facebook community of the Greek Indignants and contrasts it with John Dewey's vision of democracy as social cooperation, which orients citizens toward pluralistic associations and discourses. Instead of Dewy's democracy the Indignants' community forges a Web enhanced regime -- defined here as Communitarianism 2.0. The direct democracy envisioned by this regime is closer to Schmitt's constitutional theory in which homogeneity is a necessary precondition for democracy.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)99-119
JournalRevista Científica De Información Y Comunicación
Volume10
Publication statusPublished - Dec 2013

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