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Session Submission Type: Created Panel
How do the ideas related to human rights take shape, become norms, and spread? What forms of media do those opposed to human rights or to particular extensions of human rights use and to what effect? Across a range of contexts and issue areas, this panel explores the connections among ideas and human rights.
Censorship in the Semi-Private Domain: The PRC and Censorship of Social Media - Zack Bowersox, University of Georgia
Cosmopolitan Responsibility: The Role of Digital Natives in Fulfilling R2P - David Gethings, Kennesaw State University
Neoliberal Populism: “Diversity and Inclusion” as Appropriation of Feminisms - Zehra F. Kabasakal Arat, University of Connecticut-Storrs
The Global Diffusion of the #MeToo Movement - Myunghee Lee; Amanda Murdie, University of Georgia