Drawing on original qualitative research, this book lays out an innovative theoretical paradigm of online crime and justice that integrates critical theories of gender, technology and public space.
Drawing on original qualitative research, this book lays out an innovative theoretical paradigm of online crime and justice that integrates critical theories of gender, technology and public space.
Michael Salter is Senior Lecturer in Criminology in the School of Social Sciences and Psychology at Western Sydney University, Australia.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. Towards a critical theory of online abuse 2. Gamergate and the subpolitics of abuse in online publics 3. Abusive idols: Commodification and exploitation on social media 4. Nudes, attention whores and gym selfies: Sexuality and nudity in the online visual economy 5. Dick pics and sexting: Weaponising gendered power on social media 6. From #OpGabon to #OpDeathEaters: Transnational justice flows on social media Conclusion
Introduction 1. Towards a critical theory of online abuse 2. Gamergate and the subpolitics of abuse in online publics 3. Abusive idols: Commodification and exploitation on social media 4. Nudes, attention whores and gym selfies: Sexuality and nudity in the online visual economy 5. Dick pics and sexting: Weaponising gendered power on social media 6. From #OpGabon to #OpDeathEaters: Transnational justice flows on social media Conclusion
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