The Political Power of Diaspora as External Actors in Armed Civil Conflict: Ethnonationalist Conflict-Generated Diaspora Use of Social Media in Transnational Political Engagement in Homeland Conflict: The Case of Rwanda.

The Political Power of Diaspora as External Actors in Armed Civil Conflict: Ethnonationalist Conflict-Generated Diaspora Use of Social Media in Transnational Political Engagement in Homeland Conflict: The Case of Rwanda.

This study explores the power of ethnonationalist conflict-generated diasporas (CGD) as external actors in homeland conflict by exploring the nature of their political engagement on a transnational level using Internet Communication technologies (ICTs), with Rwanda as a case study. Virtual ethnog...

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Main Author: Martin, Michelle E.
Other Authors: Whitman, Jim R.
Language:en
Published: University of Bradford 2014
Subjects:
Diaspora
Ethnonationalism
Armed civil conflict
Social media
Cyberactivism
Rwanda
Genocide denial
Peace-building
Virtual ethnography
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10454/6417

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http://hdl.handle.net/10454/6417

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