The Impact of Social Media on Globalization, Democratization and Participative Citizenship
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2012
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Abstract
It is crucial to increase the civic and political participation during the process of democratization and globalization. There are several effective ways of achieving it in our time. Social media and networking tools have been one of the most effective tools to direct political elections and social changes. In this study, researchers discuss how social media tools have been used in the process of democratization and globalization, where those initiatives were successful, how they affected civic and political participation, and what kinds of variables in social media are important and affect people's attitudes and behaviors.
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| Authors | Tarman, Bulent;Yigit, Mehmet Fatih; |
| Journal | journal of social science education |
| Year | 2012 |
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