ADDRESSING THE SPECTRE OF CYBER TERRORISM: A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE by Fawzia Cassim

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(De)Centralization of the Global Informational Ecosystem by Johanna Möller, M. Bjørn von Rimscha

“…Decentralization is investigated regarding its potential in civil society, i.e., hacktivism, (encryption) technologies, and grass-root technology movements. …”
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How Experience, Attention and Ubiquity Economies Affect the Role of Digital Media Art and Artists by Pedro Alves da Veiga, Mirian Tavares, Heitor Alvelos

“…It concludes by showing how hacktivism and artivism rise as new vanguards in an environment that is written and reads itself, bridging materiality and virtuality, in a multiplicity of blended spaces.…”
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Self-organization of Citizens in the Age of Digital Communications by I. A. Bronnikov

“…In today’s digital world, unique activities have appeared that were not feasible before the introduction of online technologies: hacktivism as a new type of civil disobedience, Internet propaganda, the viral launch of hashtags and challenges in TikTok, monitoring of electoral procedures for webcams, etc. …”
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An archaeology of media artivism: attempting to draft the history of digital culture for social change by Carolina Fernández-Castrillo, Diego Mantoan

“…In the course of the analysis, a relevant role is given to practices based on hacktivism, public engagement and intercreative procedures that aim at highlighting, disclosing, or spreading the state of affairs which are still uncovered in traditional media and thus expanding the role of investigative art/journalism in the Postdigital Age. …”
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