Digital Disinformation in Africa
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Digital Disinformation in Africa
Hashtag Politics, Power and Propaganda
Roberts, Tony; Karekwaivanane, George Hamandishe; Karekwaivanane, George Hamandishe; Roberts, Tony
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
04/2024
256
Dura
Inglês
9781350319219
15 a 20 dias
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1.List of contributors
2.Acknowledgements
3.Dedication
4.Table of Contents
5.Digital Disinformation in Africa: A critical Approach - Tony Roberts, University of Sussex, UK, and George Hamandishe Karekwaivanane, University of Edinburgh, UK
6.Digital Gendered Disinformation and Women's Civic Participation in Africa - Nkem Agunwa
7.Disinformation on a Shoestring: Examining the Anatomy and Strategies of the Pro-State Network in the Zimbabwean Twitterverse - George Hamandishe Karekwaivanane, University of Edinburgh, UK
8.Disinformation, Social Media Networks and Terrorism in Mozambique: Narratives, Strategies and Practices - Dercio Tsandzana, Eduardo Mondlane University, Mozambique
9.On Selfies and Hashtags: Disinformation During Armed Conflict in Ethiopia - Yohannes Eneyew Ayalew, Monash University, Australia, and Atnaf Berhane Ayalew, Ethiopia
10.(Re)Writing History: Discursive Practices of Gukurahundi Disinformation on Twitter - Rutendo Chabikwa, University of Oxford, UK
11. Are Claims of Russian Disinformation in Africa Founded? Elections in Zimbabwe, South Africa, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo - SeYoung Jeon
12. Digital Disinformation in Cameroon's 2018 Presidential Election - Simone Toussi, CIPESA, Uganda
13.Disinformation in Uganda's 2021 Elections - Juliet Nanfuka
14.Online Disinformation and Memefication in Angola's 2022 Election - Edmilson Angelo, University of Sussex, UK
15. "Anyone Can be a Mercenary": Disinformation and Kenyan News Media in the 2022 General Election - Wambui Wamunyu
Bibliography
Index
2.Acknowledgements
3.Dedication
4.Table of Contents
5.Digital Disinformation in Africa: A critical Approach - Tony Roberts, University of Sussex, UK, and George Hamandishe Karekwaivanane, University of Edinburgh, UK
6.Digital Gendered Disinformation and Women's Civic Participation in Africa - Nkem Agunwa
7.Disinformation on a Shoestring: Examining the Anatomy and Strategies of the Pro-State Network in the Zimbabwean Twitterverse - George Hamandishe Karekwaivanane, University of Edinburgh, UK
8.Disinformation, Social Media Networks and Terrorism in Mozambique: Narratives, Strategies and Practices - Dercio Tsandzana, Eduardo Mondlane University, Mozambique
9.On Selfies and Hashtags: Disinformation During Armed Conflict in Ethiopia - Yohannes Eneyew Ayalew, Monash University, Australia, and Atnaf Berhane Ayalew, Ethiopia
10.(Re)Writing History: Discursive Practices of Gukurahundi Disinformation on Twitter - Rutendo Chabikwa, University of Oxford, UK
11. Are Claims of Russian Disinformation in Africa Founded? Elections in Zimbabwe, South Africa, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo - SeYoung Jeon
12. Digital Disinformation in Cameroon's 2018 Presidential Election - Simone Toussi, CIPESA, Uganda
13.Disinformation in Uganda's 2021 Elections - Juliet Nanfuka
14.Online Disinformation and Memefication in Angola's 2022 Election - Edmilson Angelo, University of Sussex, UK
15. "Anyone Can be a Mercenary": Disinformation and Kenyan News Media in the 2022 General Election - Wambui Wamunyu
Bibliography
Index
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social media; disinformation; online; twitter; SMS; politics; Africa; Nigeria; Zimbabwe
1.List of contributors
2.Acknowledgements
3.Dedication
4.Table of Contents
5.Digital Disinformation in Africa: A critical Approach - Tony Roberts, University of Sussex, UK, and George Hamandishe Karekwaivanane, University of Edinburgh, UK
6.Digital Gendered Disinformation and Women's Civic Participation in Africa - Nkem Agunwa
7.Disinformation on a Shoestring: Examining the Anatomy and Strategies of the Pro-State Network in the Zimbabwean Twitterverse - George Hamandishe Karekwaivanane, University of Edinburgh, UK
8.Disinformation, Social Media Networks and Terrorism in Mozambique: Narratives, Strategies and Practices - Dercio Tsandzana, Eduardo Mondlane University, Mozambique
9.On Selfies and Hashtags: Disinformation During Armed Conflict in Ethiopia - Yohannes Eneyew Ayalew, Monash University, Australia, and Atnaf Berhane Ayalew, Ethiopia
10.(Re)Writing History: Discursive Practices of Gukurahundi Disinformation on Twitter - Rutendo Chabikwa, University of Oxford, UK
11. Are Claims of Russian Disinformation in Africa Founded? Elections in Zimbabwe, South Africa, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo - SeYoung Jeon
12. Digital Disinformation in Cameroon's 2018 Presidential Election - Simone Toussi, CIPESA, Uganda
13.Disinformation in Uganda's 2021 Elections - Juliet Nanfuka
14.Online Disinformation and Memefication in Angola's 2022 Election - Edmilson Angelo, University of Sussex, UK
15. "Anyone Can be a Mercenary": Disinformation and Kenyan News Media in the 2022 General Election - Wambui Wamunyu
Bibliography
Index
2.Acknowledgements
3.Dedication
4.Table of Contents
5.Digital Disinformation in Africa: A critical Approach - Tony Roberts, University of Sussex, UK, and George Hamandishe Karekwaivanane, University of Edinburgh, UK
6.Digital Gendered Disinformation and Women's Civic Participation in Africa - Nkem Agunwa
7.Disinformation on a Shoestring: Examining the Anatomy and Strategies of the Pro-State Network in the Zimbabwean Twitterverse - George Hamandishe Karekwaivanane, University of Edinburgh, UK
8.Disinformation, Social Media Networks and Terrorism in Mozambique: Narratives, Strategies and Practices - Dercio Tsandzana, Eduardo Mondlane University, Mozambique
9.On Selfies and Hashtags: Disinformation During Armed Conflict in Ethiopia - Yohannes Eneyew Ayalew, Monash University, Australia, and Atnaf Berhane Ayalew, Ethiopia
10.(Re)Writing History: Discursive Practices of Gukurahundi Disinformation on Twitter - Rutendo Chabikwa, University of Oxford, UK
11. Are Claims of Russian Disinformation in Africa Founded? Elections in Zimbabwe, South Africa, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo - SeYoung Jeon
12. Digital Disinformation in Cameroon's 2018 Presidential Election - Simone Toussi, CIPESA, Uganda
13.Disinformation in Uganda's 2021 Elections - Juliet Nanfuka
14.Online Disinformation and Memefication in Angola's 2022 Election - Edmilson Angelo, University of Sussex, UK
15. "Anyone Can be a Mercenary": Disinformation and Kenyan News Media in the 2022 General Election - Wambui Wamunyu
Bibliography
Index
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