Overview
Civic engagement in digital authoritarianism is a critical area of study that examines how individuals and groups navigate political participation in environments where governments use technology to suppress dissent. Understanding the dynamics of digital authoritarianism helps activists strategize t...
Key Terms
Example: Countries like China and Russia exemplify digital authoritarianism.
Example: Governments may use cameras and internet tracking to surveil citizens.
Example: Blocking social media platforms to prevent dissent.
Example: Hashtags like #BlackLivesMatter mobilizing support online.
Example: Virtual marches or online petitions.
Example: Using encrypted messaging apps to protect conversations.
Related Topics
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Explores the rights of individuals in the digital space, including privacy and freedom of expression.
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intermediateHuman Rights in the Digital Age
Examines how digital technology impacts human rights globally.
advancedKey Concepts
digital surveillancefreedom of expressiononline activismgovernment censorship