Titlebook: Beyond Slacktivism; Political Participat James Dennis Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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Utilization of Xylitol in Human Erythrocytes digital micro-activism and tried-and-tested activist repertoires. Dennis then outlines key contributions of this book, including the continuum of participation model, the organisational management of digital micro-activism, and a typology of citizen roles in social media environments. The chapter concludes with an outline of the book.

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,“It’s Better to Light a Candle Than to Fantasise About a Sun”, digital micro-activism and tried-and-tested activist repertoires. Dennis then outlines key contributions of this book, including the continuum of participation model, the organisational management of digital micro-activism, and a typology of citizen roles in social media environments. The chapter concludes with an outline of the book.

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#stopslacktivism: Why Clicks, Likes, and Shares Matter,iscussion, and for activism. In order to critically analyse the relationship between the routine use of social media and political participation, an alternative research agenda is proposed based on five key revisions.

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,“It’s Better to Light a Candle Than to Fantasise About a Sun”,d forms of political engagement online. #Kony2012, a controversial campaign led by the American non-governmental organisation, Invisible Children, illustrates the slacktivist critique and the perceived insignificance of inauthentic online political engagement. This is contrasted with fieldwork condu

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#stopslacktivism: Why Clicks, Likes, and Shares Matter,revalence of unsubstantiated generalisations, slacktivism forms part of this vague and imprecise dichotomy. Dennis argues that the critique is flawed by an overly narrow focus, evaluating the relationship between acts of so-called slacktivism and the desired political outcome in isolation. By concep

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Operationalising the Continuum of Participation,itizenship. This chapter outlines the foundations of this approach, the methodological challenges that come with analysing political engagement across media, and draws on contributions from Bennett, Chadwick, and Papacharissi to offer a deductive framework that challenges the hypotheses derived from