40 results on '"Johns, Amelia"'
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2. Slipping to the Extreme: A Mixed Method to Explain How Extreme Opinions Infiltrate Online Discussions
3. The Affective Pressures of WhatsApp: From Safe Spaces to Conspiratorial Publics
4. Toward Global Digital Citizenship
5. Labelling, shadow bans and community resistance: did meta's strategy to suppress rather than remove COVID misinformation and conspiracy theory on Facebook slow the spread?
6. Social media conflict: Platforms for racial vilification, or acts of provocation and citizenship?
7. Riding information crises: the performance of far-right Twitter users in Australia during the 2019–2020 bushfires and the COVID-19 pandemic.
8. Riding information crises: the performance of far-right Twitter users in Australia during the 2019–2020 bushfires and the COVID-19 pandemic
9. Examining Islamic religiosity and civic engagement in Melbourne
10. Social networks and perceptions of intergenerational difference among migrant youth in Australia
11. Slipping to the Extreme: A Mixed Method to Explain How Extreme Opinions Infiltrate Online Discussions
12. Queering the 'resourcing' of LGBTQ+ young people in the Asia Pacific.
13. Contested publics: Racist rants, bystander action and social media acts of citizenship
14. Bloods, Crips and Southern Cross Soldiers: Gang Identities in Australia
15. The affective pressures of WhatsApp: from safe spaces to conspiratorial publics
16. Dark
17. Critical global citizenship
18. Meta just closed a vital online research tool. It's bad news for the fight against misinformation.
19. ‘PLEASE READ THE COMMENTS’: COMMENTING CULTURES ACROSS PLATFORMS
20. Youth, social cohesion and digital life: From risk and resilience to a global digital citizenship approach
21. 'This will be the WhatsApp election': Crypto-publics and digital citizenship in Malaysia's GE14 election
22. Introduction: Ten years of WhatsApp: The role of chat apps in the formation and mobilization of online publics
23. Culturally diverse teens greatly benefit from social media - banning it would cause harm.
24. Feeling the Chill: Bersih 2.0, State Censorship, and “Networked Affect” on Malaysian Social Media 2012–2018
25. Conspiracy theorist tactics show it's too easy to get around Facebook's content policies.
26. Critical global citizenship: contextualising citizenship and globalisation
27. Collective digital citizenship trough local memory websites
28. After Cronulla: ‘Where the Bloody Hell Are We Now?’
29. Flagging White Nationalism ‘After Cronulla’: From the Beach to the Net
30. Collaborative Partnerships and Gatekeepers in Online Research Recruitment
31. Examining Islamic religiosity and civic engagement in Melbourne
32. Social networks and perceptions of intergenerational difference among migrant youth in Australia
33. Grounding Religiosity in Urban Space: insights from multicultural Melbourne
34. Addressing the “Muslim Question”
35. Religiosity, Citizenship and Belonging: The Everyday Experiences of Young Australian Muslims
36. “More Than a Game”: The Impact of Sport-Based Youth Mentoring Schemes on Developing Resilience toward Violent Extremism
37. Muslim Young People Online: “Acts of Citizenship” in Socially Networked Spaces
38. White tribe: Echoes of the Anzac myth in Cronulla
39. Social Media Conflict: Platforms for Racial Vilification, or Acts of Provocation and Citizenship?
40. Youth, Digital Participation and Citizenship in the Asia Pacific.
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