Real News about Fake News: Select Bibliography of Journalism on Digital Politics and Disinformation
Meichun Lee, editor of the 2020 Virtual Edition on Digital Politics, and Jennifer Curtis, Associate Editor of PoLAR, have compiled…
News
2020 Virtual Edition on Digital Politics: Jonathan Larson
Postscript to “Wild Eavesdropping: Observations on Surveillance, Conspiracy, and Truth in East Central Europe” By Jonathan Larson My 2017 article…
2020 Virtual Edition on Digital Politics: Jeffrey Omari
Postscript to “Digital Access Amongst the Marginalized: Democracy and Internet Governance in Rio de Janeiro” By Jeffrey Omari My 2018…
2020 Virtual Edition on Digital Politics: Niklas Hultin
Postscript to “Pure Fabrication”: Information Policy, Media Rights, and the Postcolonial Public By Niklas Hultin In July of 2019, Gambians…
2020 Virtual Edition on Digital Politics: Omolade Adunbi
Cloning a President: Social Media and the Politics of Elections in Nigeria Postscript to The Facebook President: Oil, Citizenship, and…
2020 Virtual Edition on Digital Politics: William H. Westermeyer
Postscript to Local Tea Party Groups and the Vibrancy of the Movement By William H. Westermeyer 2020 marks the 11th…
Digital Politics: Opportunities and Perils of a Technological Future
Introduction to the 2020 Virtual Edition on Digital Politics By Mei-chun Lee In 1971, the first personal computer arrived in…
Tamar Shirinian on Digital Fakeness in Armenia: PoLAR Author Interview
PoLAR Digital Editorial Fellow Mei-chun Lee interviewed Tamar Shirinian, whose article “Fakeness: Digital Inauthenticity and Emergent Political Tactics in Armenia”…
Naomi Glenn-Levin Rodriguez on Family Separation: PoLAR Author Interview
Susan Bibler Coutin interviewed Naomi Glenn-Levin Rodriguez, whose article “Present Absence in Dependency Law: The Erasure of Noncitizen Parents in…
Kamari Clarke on Affective Justice: PoLAR Author Interview
PoLAR digital editorial fellow Anna Kirstine Schirrer conducted an interview with Kamari Clarke, whose article “Affective Justice: The Racialized Imaginaries…
