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…
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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 Supporters listen as the…
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
Tamar Shirinian is currently a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. She…
Naomi Glenn-Levin Rodriguez on Family Separation: PoLAR Author Interview
Shoes are left by people at the Tornillo Port of Entry near El Paso, Texas, June 21, 2018 during a…
Kamari Clarke on Affective Justice: PoLAR Author Interview
A Sudanese protester cries next to a photo of a relative during a protest asking for the extradition of ousted…
Gender Parity and the Politics of Representation in Senegal
By Emily Riley Emily Riley’s article, “Politics of Terànga: Gender, Hospitality, and Power in Senegal” appears in the May 2019…
Victor L. Shammas on Parole Hearings: PoLAR Author Interview
PoLAR editorial board member Robin Conley Riner conducted an interview with Victor L. Shammas, whose article “The Perils of Parole…