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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
This session looks at news ways of expressing identity and engaging in resistance among marginalised populations through digitally networked ICTs and social media. It critically evaluates such practices in the content of the developing world, in countries such as India and Nigeria, and in the Arab world, as well as in relation to biotechnology and agriculture.
Community Media As Sites of Resistance to GM Technologies - Jagadish J Thaker, Massey University; Mohan Jyoti Dutta, National U of Singapore
Aspirations and Contestations: ICT and New Subjectivities Among Subaltern Youth - Sreela Sarkar, Santa Clara University
From Dialogue to Action: The Role of Communication in a Peacebuilding Initiative in the Niger Delta, Nigeria - Stacey L. Connaughton, Purdue U; Agaptus Anaele, Ohio; Jasmine Linabary, Purdue University; Kai Kuang, Purdue U; Arunima Krishna, Purdue University; Liliya Yakova, Purdue University
Lost in Google Translate? Web-Based Digital Literacy Measurement Tools for Arabic Speaking Internet Users - Susan Dun, Northwestern University; Syed Owais Ali, Northwestern U in Qatar
Structural Absences: Articulations of Marginalized Indigenous Subalterns - Uttaran Dutta, Arizona State U