Networking Futures: The Movements against Corporate Globalization (Experimental Futures)
An ethnographic account of how digital networks enable activists to coordinate transnational protests and build decentralized movements against corporate globalization.
About This Book
Networking Futures examines how activists use digital technologies to organize and coordinate transnational protests against corporate globalization.
The book draws on long-term ethnographic research within movements such as the World Social Forum and Peoples' Global Action.
It explores the relationship between online communication tools and the creation of decentralized, horizontal networks.
Jeffrey S. Juris analyzes how these practices reshape political action and collective identity in contemporary social movements.
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