Routledge Social Justice Communication Activism Series Books

Explore pressing social issues through the lens of communication and activism with this Routledge series. Perfect for students and researchers, delve into critical analysis and inspire change.

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Routledge Social Justice Communication Activism Series in Order:

  1. The Communication Ecology of Hamas: Political Discourse and Social Order (2012)
  2. Reclaiming the Airwaves: A Progressive Social Movement's Struggle for Media Reform (2013)
  3. Communicating Religion: Christian Media and the Public Sphere (2014)
  4. Radical Media and Social Movement Protest: Cosmopolitan Activism from a Distance (2014)
  5. Youth Resistance in Digital Culture (2015)
  6. Media, Activism, and Social Change: Activist Effects in Europe (2015)
  7. Twitter and Tear Gas: The Power and Fragility of Networked Protest (2016)
  8. Whistleblowing as a Form of Resistance (2017)
  9. Radical Intimacies: Queering the Political in Neoliberal Capitalism (2017)
  10. Mobile Storytelling: Self-Journalism, DIY Production, and Social Change (2017)
  11. Digital Activism and Austerity (2018)
  12. Activism and Digital Culture: Social Movements, Communication, and the Digital Sphere (2018)
  13. #toxicfemininity: Online Misogyny in the Digital Age (2019)
  14. The Aesthetics of Resistance: Antifascist Art and Culture (2019)
  15. Communicating #MeToo: Media, Technology, and the Politics of Visibility (2020)
  16. Activism and the Internet of Things (2020)
  17. Social Media and Hate (2020)
  18. Visual Economies of/in Motion: Somatic Practices and the Contemporary Protest (2020)
  19. Media and the Politics of Refusal: The Case of Palestine (2021)
  20. Activism and the Algorithms: Shaping the Digital Society (2021)
  21. Digital Grievance: The Use of Social Media to Voice Discontent (2021)
  22. Digital Solidarity in Europe: A Comparative Study (2022)
  23. Gender and Digital Culture: Performativity, Activism and New Technologies (2022)
  24. Social Media and the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election (2022)
  25. Weaponizing Digital Language: How Social Media Influences Political Rhetoric (2023)
  26. Radical Information Literacy: Reclaiming Our Voice in a Digital World (2023)
  27. Social Media Hate Speech in Europe: National Discourses and Transnational Debates (2023)