New media and nationalism in Indonesia: an analysis of discursive nationalism in online news and social media after the 2019 Indonesian presidential election
Nationalism is an issue that is often contested in a political rally in various countries. Nationalism is generally used to describe two phenomena: first, the attitude of members of the nation when they care about their national identity. Second, it can be defined as any action performed by memb...
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| description | Nationalism is an issue that is often contested in a political rally in various countries. Nationalism is
generally used to describe two phenomena: first, the attitude of members of the nation when they
care about their national identity. Second, it can be defined as any action performed by members of
the nation to sustain their self-determination or political sovereignty. In the era of conventional media,
nationalism was created from the dynamics of physical interaction, human to human. However, in the
new media era, nationalism has turned into "human to technology to human". This leads to a dynamic
that never happened before. To capture this, online news and social media data were captured using
the SNA (Social Network Analysis) method, in collaboration with astramaya.id that saw 19 online news
items listed. Data were also collected from Facebook (3,376 mentions), Instagram (3,417 mentions),
Twitter (160,432 mentions), and YouTube (1,699 mentions). The time frame, July 2019 to July 2020,
takes into account the high level of discussion on nationalism after the presidential election and Covid-19. This research found that: first, Indonesia’s Nationalism has divided into two caps; second, a non-human social media account gives a significant contribution to these cleavages; third, primordial
sentiments take determining effect for every actor in generating cleavage. |
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| spelling | ukm.eprints-169822021-07-05T03:17:49Z http://journalarticle.ukm.my/16982/ New media and nationalism in Indonesia: an analysis of discursive nationalism in online news and social media after the 2019 Indonesian presidential election Santoso, Didik Haryadi Nationalism is an issue that is often contested in a political rally in various countries. Nationalism is generally used to describe two phenomena: first, the attitude of members of the nation when they care about their national identity. Second, it can be defined as any action performed by members of the nation to sustain their self-determination or political sovereignty. In the era of conventional media, nationalism was created from the dynamics of physical interaction, human to human. However, in the new media era, nationalism has turned into "human to technology to human". This leads to a dynamic that never happened before. To capture this, online news and social media data were captured using the SNA (Social Network Analysis) method, in collaboration with astramaya.id that saw 19 online news items listed. Data were also collected from Facebook (3,376 mentions), Instagram (3,417 mentions), Twitter (160,432 mentions), and YouTube (1,699 mentions). The time frame, July 2019 to July 2020, takes into account the high level of discussion on nationalism after the presidential election and Covid-19. This research found that: first, Indonesia’s Nationalism has divided into two caps; second, a non-human social media account gives a significant contribution to these cleavages; third, primordial sentiments take determining effect for every actor in generating cleavage. Penerbit Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia 2021 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://journalarticle.ukm.my/16982/1/48657-159650-1-PB.pdf Santoso, Didik Haryadi (2021) New media and nationalism in Indonesia: an analysis of discursive nationalism in online news and social media after the 2019 Indonesian presidential election. Jurnal Komunikasi ; Malaysian Journal of Communication, 37 (2). pp. 289-304. ISSN 0128-1496 https://ejournal.ukm.my/mjc/issue/view/1401 |
| spellingShingle | Santoso, Didik Haryadi New media and nationalism in Indonesia: an analysis of discursive nationalism in online news and social media after the 2019 Indonesian presidential election |
| title | New media and nationalism in Indonesia: an analysis of discursive nationalism in online news and social media after the 2019 Indonesian presidential election |
| title_full | New media and nationalism in Indonesia: an analysis of discursive nationalism in online news and social media after the 2019 Indonesian presidential election |
| title_fullStr | New media and nationalism in Indonesia: an analysis of discursive nationalism in online news and social media after the 2019 Indonesian presidential election |
| title_full_unstemmed | New media and nationalism in Indonesia: an analysis of discursive nationalism in online news and social media after the 2019 Indonesian presidential election |
| title_short | New media and nationalism in Indonesia: an analysis of discursive nationalism in online news and social media after the 2019 Indonesian presidential election |
| title_sort | new media and nationalism in indonesia an analysis of discursive nationalism in online news and social media after the 2019 indonesian presidential election |
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