Explanation of the book
It starts from the fact that virtual means of communication were among the reasons for the success of some Arab revolutions. It also delves into the requirements of this virtuality, its repercussions, and its close connection to social practices related to what is political and what is civil in Arab daily life, especially in countries that have witnessed radical changes, from the overthrow of regimes to the drafting of new constitutions. The Internet, "the network" as the author calls it, in its linguistic and structural communicative concept that is far removed from matter, time, and place, has eliminated
Section: Political books
Number of pages: 224 pages
It starts from the fact that virtual means of communication were among the reasons for the success of some Arab revolutions. It also delves into the requirements of this virtuality, its repercussions, and its close connection to social practices related to what is political and what is civil in Arab daily life, especially in countries that have witnessed radical changes, from the overthrow of regimes to the drafting of new constitutions. The Internet, "the network" as the author calls it, in its linguistic and structural communicative concept that is far removed from matter, time, and place, has eliminated
Virtual and Revolution: The Status of the Internet
129 kr