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Boekhandel Douwes Den Haag

Politics, Media and Political Communication

Adolescence, Identity, and the Politics of Recognition in the Social Media Era

Being and Becoming After the Algorithmic Turn

Rachel Anna Billington

Adolescence, Identity, and the Politics of Recognition in the Social Media Era

Politics, Media and Political Communication

Adolescence, Identity, and the Politics of Recognition in the Social Media Era

Being and Becoming After the Algorithmic Turn

Politics, Media and Political Communication: Adolescence, Identity, and the Politics of Recognition in the Social Media Era

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Adolescent Identities, Social Media, and the Politics of Recognition explores the political identity formation of adolescents online, with a focus on recognition theory, affect, and lived experiences of belonging and non-belonging.

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Beschrijving Politics, Media and Political Communication: Adolescence, Identity, and the Politics of Recognition in the Social Media Era

Adolescent Identities, Social Media, and the Politics of Recognition explores the political identity formation of adolescents online, with a focus on recognition theory, affect, and lived experiences of belonging and non-belonging.

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9781041070627
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240
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Politics, Media and Political Communication
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Politicologie
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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