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Hacktivism: The how and why of activism for the digital age

Levesque, 2006

Document ID
8639157703136057106
Author
Levesque M
Publication year
Publication venue
The International Handbook of Virtual Learning Environments

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On the main floor of the Munk Centre for International Studies, a formal reception is taking place: The topic of discussion is internet accountability. The political figures that are participating in the reception have arrived at the University of Toronto wearing suits and ties …
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