Moving From Networked To Patchworked Society: Motivational Unperpinnings an Societal Consequences. A CHANSE project.
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We’re grateful to everyone who contributed and supported the project this year, and we wish you a Happy New Year.
Networking & collaboration:
This year also offered valuable networking opportunities, with a special highlight being the consortium meeting held in Córdoba in May. sites.google.com/ucoeducacio…
Teaching:
Digipatch contributed to teaching activities, including a seminar on radicalization and deradicalization at Freie Universität Berlin, as well as the development of teaching materials to help students navigate online behavior. digipatch.eu/?page_id=375&fb…
Media & science communication:
The project was also featured in media appearances. Here you can see selected examples for Spanish readers:
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Published research:
This year saw the publication of several research papers related to the project.
As the year wraps up, we’ve been reflecting on the progress Digipatch made. Throughout the year, we worked across multiple domains, including published research, science communication, teaching, and networking. Here are a few highlights:
Prelegenci przybliżają problematykę projektu, w szczególności właśnie to, w jaki sposób mikrotożsamości manifestują się w współczesnym kontekście społeczno-politycznym.
Zachęcamy do zapoznania się z niedawną debatą dot. zjawiska mikrotożsamości, z udziałem prof. Piotra Kłodkowskiego oraz prof. Anny Siewierskiej-Chmaj: youtube.com/watch?v=gVZ8pTou…
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Check out our new paper with @AGUINOTE and the @DigiPatch team in Computers in Human Behavior “Why do People Share (Mis)Information? Power Motives in Social Media”. We investigate the role of power motives in sharing (mis)information on social media 1/9
doi.org/10.1016/j.chb.2024.1…
ALT Landing page for our article "Why do people share (mis)information? Power motives in social media" in Computers in Human Behavior
As the @EUCHANSE Mid-Term Conference: Building Networks took place last week, here are some photos from Davide Melita's presentation of the DigiPatch project.
Big thank you to the organizers for putting this event together and everyone who took part in the meeting!
#DigiNetworks
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Problematyka mikrotożsamości, dzisiaj jeszcze mało znana i wymagająca dalszych studiów, może przyczynić się do głębokich zmian społecznych i kulturowych, i to zarówno w cywilizacji Zachodu, jak również poza jego granicami.
Cały art. na przegladpolityczny.pl
ALT mikrotożsamości
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New @DigiPatch team paper, published in @HSScomms:
"Internet-based micro-identities as a driver of social disintegration"
If you want to learn more: Fuchs, C. (2010). Alternative Media as Critical Media, European Journal of Social Theory, 13(2), 173-192.
Sandoval, M. & Fuchs, C. (2010). Towards a critical theory of alternative media, Telematics and Informatics, 27, 141-150.
They offer alternative narratives and analyses, as well as non-mainstream viewpoints that may challenge dominant perspectives or provide a different understanding of social, political, or cultural issues.
Alternative media refers to media outlets, platforms & sources of information that exist outside of the mainstream or traditional media landscape. These alternative media sources often provide perspectives, viewpoints & content that differ from what is typically covered in MSM.