Volume 13, No. 1.
The Internet as Politicizing Instrument

Table of contents

1. The Internet as Politicizing Instrument

   the Editors

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1. The Internet and Privatism: Reconstructing the Monitor Space

   Marcus Breen

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2. The Digital Hysterias of Decentralisation, Entrepreneurship and Open Community

   Fidele Vlavo

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3. From Ideology to Algorithm: the Opaque Politics of the Internet

   Emit Snake-Beings

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4. “Walls of Seeing”: Protest Surveillance, Embodied Boundaries, and Counter-Surveillance at Occupy Sydney

   Frances Shaw

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5. Gendered Uprisings: Desire, Revolution, and the Internet’s “Unintended Consequences”

   Karyl Ketchum

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6. Analysing the Intersections between Technology, Performativity, and Politics: the Case of Local Citizen Dialogue

   Gustav Lidén, Katarina Giritli Nygren

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