Considers the shape and relevance of digital democracy in post-authoritarian states

Argues that sustainable online movements rely on online community exposure to re-connection and recognition to the the state, the city and the offline society

Examines how media anthropology can approach the dynamic of online communities

Autorentext

Dr. Ario Seto is a Lecturer at Universitas Indonesia and Researcher at Frankfurt University, Germany. He obtained his Masters of Arts from Passau University, Germany and Ph.D from Frankfurt University, Germany. His research focus areas are pop culture, citizenship, digital practices, community engagement and urban studies. Besides conducting a research on Islamism de-radicalization in Southeast Asia's digital sphere, he is also currently teaching cultural sociology and research method at the University of Indonesia.

Inhalt
Clicked Participation.- The Structure of an Online Community.- Going Offline, Order and The environment.- Netizenship: Between Ignorance and Prudence.- Bricked and Buried: Sanctions Against Fake News.- The Unsettled Online Community.- Conclusion: We Need More Red Bricks.