دانلود کتاب New Media and Public Activism: Neoliberalism, the State and Radical Protest in the Public Sphere

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NEW MEDIA AND PUBLIC ACTIVISM\nContents\nAcknowledgements\nList of abbreviations\n1. Introducing new media and public activism\n Introduction\n Dissent, activist resistance and new media\n Beyond public deliberation and agonistic counterpublics: spatial state regulation of systemic contradictions\n Conclusion: outline of chapters\n2. Creative digital capitalism? Exploitation, information \rand finance\n Introduction\n Digital, informational, networked capitalism\n Informational capitalism and co-creative ‘free’ labour\n Marxist value theory and the question of labour\n Value theory, knowledge and global finance\n Conclusion\n3. Neoliberalism and new public management: the rise of the competent public sphere\n Introduction\n Beyond a network approach to politics: the case for a state-centred analysis\n Neoliberalism as a contradictory state project\n New public management: the ideological and practical reorganisation of state administrative mechanisms\n Workfare and the competent public sphere\n Conclusion\n4. E-democracy and public deliberation in the competent public sphere\n Introduction\n E-government and e-democracy\n Deliberative digital democracy\n Corporate power, neoliberalism and e-democracy\n New public management and e-democracy\n The competent public sphere and its impact on digital deliberative democracy\n Individualism versus collectivism\n The reproduction of social divisions and social hierarchies\n Conclusion\n5. Social media and the neoliberal subject\n Introduction\n Web 2.0 and the ‘social’ in social media\n Social media and the question of hegemony\n The neoliberal social media self\n The fetishised individual of social media\n Conclusion\n6. Zoning public space 1: hybrid surveillance and state power\n Introduction\n Codes, control and public space\n Resilient surveillance of neoliberal competence\n Zones of hybrid surveillance in the US\n Zones of hybrid surveillance in the UK\n Conclusion\n7. Zoning public space 2: gentrification, community publics and CCTV\n Introduction\n Neoliberalism, new public management and the regeneration of community publics\n Zones of coded classification in local communities\n Neoliberalism, CCTV and the rezoning of community public space\n CCTV, neoliberal regeneration and contradictions in new community publics\n Conclusion\n8. Global social movements: beyond the competent public sphere?\n Introduction\n Global social movements and the global public sphere\n Global social movements and new media\n Global social movements and image events\n Global civil society and the limits of global social movements\n The neoliberal state and global social movements\n Conclusion\n9. Conclusion: the Occupy movement, community activism and ‘incompetent’ public spheres\n Introduction\n The Occupy movement and its limits\n Community activism, trade unions and being incompetent\nReferences\nIndex