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Proceedings of the Weizenbaum Conference 2021

[conference proceedings]

The following documents are parts of this document:
• Who Can Still Afford to do Digital Activism? Exploring the material conditions of online mobilisation (pp. 4)• Collective Civic Engagement and Civic Counter Publics: Theoretical reflections upon a new phenomenon (pp. 7)• Engaging Users Through Information or Critique? "Likes" and "shares" for parties on Facebook during the 2019 European Election campaign (pp. 5)• Following the Beaten Track: A sociology of knowledge perspective on disinformation and its effects on democratic discourse (pp. 4)• Media Literacy and the Protection of Minors in the Digital Age: Intermediary initiatives during the transposition of the AVMS Directive in Spain (pp. 4)• Fostering Inclusion Online: Can online instruments compensate the elitist bias of representative democracy? (pp. 3)• For Health of The Nation, Unite Online: Medical controversies, civil disobedience and the future of democracy in the light of expert authority crisis (pp. 4)• Intermediaries vs. States or Intermediaries and States: Democracy in the post-intermediation age (pp. 4)• Digital Public Activism and the Redefinition of Citizenship: The movement against the citizenship (amendment) act of India (pp. 3)• Drifting Away From the Mainstream: Media attention and the politics of hyperpartisan news websites (pp. 3)• Incivility and Political Dissent: Multiple roles of aggressive speech in comments on Russian YouTube (pp. 4)• Public Opinion and its Influence on Cyber Crisis Decision-Making Processes (pp. 3)• Moderating the Regulators/Regulating the Moderators: NetzDG and online content moderation in Germany (pp. 4)• What is a Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere? Some skeptical remarks on the discourse of digitality (pp. 5)• The Emergence and Persistence of Online Civic Intervention as a Discourse Norm: A network simulation model (pp. 2)• Digital Practices: Whose voices are we hearing? (pp. 3)• The Making of Citizens: Democracy and children's rights in digital spheres (pp. 5)• The New Face(s) of News: Journalistic intermediaries in the YouTube universe (pp. 4)• Digital Activists: The networking society as a democratic reality (pp. 4)• "Can we please stop yelling at each other just because it's the Internet?" Comparing incivility perceptions of community managers, users, and activists in online comment sections (pp. 5)• Between Anarchy and Order: Digital campaigning heuristics in hybrid media environments (pp. 3)• The Double Harm Caused by Political Micro-Targeting (pp. 4)


Corporate Editor
Weizenbaum Institute for the Networked Society - The German Internet Institute

Keywords
formulation of political objectives; communication; social media; opinion formation; public opinion; new technology; democracy; network society; digitalization; media skills; participation; disinformation

Classification
Political Process, Elections, Political Sociology, Political Culture
Interactive, electronic Media

Conference
3. Weizenbaum Conference 2021: Democracy in Flux – Order, Dynamics and Voices in Digital Public Spheres. Berlin, 2021

Document language
English

Publication Year
2021

City
Berlin

Page/Pages
91 p.

ISSN
2510-7666

Status
Primary Publication; peer reviewed

Licence
 Creative Commons - Attribution 4.0

FundingThis work has been funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research of Germany (BMBF) (grant no.: 16DII121, 16DII122, 16DII123, 16DII124, 16DII125, 16DII126, 16DII127, 16DII128 - "Deutsches Internet-Institut").