Social Sciences
3 years ago

Online communities shaping social and political change through public agenda discourse.

South-Russian Journal of Social Sciences
From the “Quasi Criticism of Authority” to the Discourse “Participation and Development”: A Public Agenda on the Runet Social Networks (Case Studies of Network Community Practices)
Natalia Ryabchenko, Инна Мирошниченко, Anna A. Gnedash

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The article explores how online communities in the Runet space shape social and political issues. By analyzing two online communities, the authors identified different ways these groups discuss and prioritize problems. They found that online communities create their own public agendas based on their values and behaviors, rather than reflecting objective conditions. This shows that online communities play a significant role in shaping public discourse and political culture.