This chapter examines the norm development process of digital sovereignty in China, the
EU, the US and Russia, investigating concepts such as digital sovereignty, technological …

This article analytically describes the digital technologies-embedded repression practices
developed against a local grassroot environmental protest in Far Northern Russia. Unlike …

Asmolov offers a conceptual framework that contributes to an understanding of crisis
communication in an authoritarian environment with a significant scale of proliferation of …

В статье рассматривается влияние социальных медиа на общественно-политические
установки граждан, политическую коммуникацию и низовой активизм. Обращаясь к …

Актуальность данной статьи во многом обусловлена всеобщим экстренным переходом
системы образования Российской Федерации в новый формат обучения и воспитания …

This chapter looks at the evolution of relations between information communication
technologies (ICT) and the Kremlin under Vladimir Putin. It outlines the main trends over the …

This empirical and historical chapter reconstructs the neocolonial aspects of the liberal 'free
cyberspace'trope (Sect. 3.2) and outlines the development of normative imaginaries of …

Abstract Linden, K. 2021. Death Online in Contemporary Russia. Memory, Forgetting and
the Connective Presence of Mourning on the Internet. Uppsala Studies in Media and …

This chapter argues that media regulation and internet governance in nondemocratic
systems should be approached as a form of autocratic adaptability and autocratic resilience …

Today, outside China, US platforms have become crucial infrastructure in most national
economies. The pervasive social, political, and economic power of the platform owners has …