2020
DOI: 10.14198/medcom2020.11.1.10
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Diferencias de género en las oportunidades de la digitalización para la participación sociopolítica de los adolescentes

Abstract: ResumenAbstract Las redes sociales facilitan la adquisición de información y el debate con otros usuarios y abren nuevos caminos hacia la participación social y para el empoderamiento individual, pero los datos indican que solo un tercio de los jóvenes las utilizan con este fin. El objetivo de esta investigación es identificar, a través de entrevistas en profundidad a expertos y dos grupos de discusión con chicos y chicas de 15 a 18 años, las oportunidades que surgen de la digitalización para la participación … Show more

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“…The economic and political contexts in which this phenomenon occurs also affect the choice of platforms. For example, Omotayo and Folorunso (2020) compared the political participation of university students depending on the platforms in Nigeria, and found significant differences in preferences, with Facebook being the most used and Messenger, the least; while in Sweden, young people do not consider the political news they receive to be real, regardless of whether it is on Twitter or Facebook (Sveningsson, 2015); and in Madrid, young people use their platforms only for leisure (Vázquez- Barrio et al, 2020).…”
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“…The economic and political contexts in which this phenomenon occurs also affect the choice of platforms. For example, Omotayo and Folorunso (2020) compared the political participation of university students depending on the platforms in Nigeria, and found significant differences in preferences, with Facebook being the most used and Messenger, the least; while in Sweden, young people do not consider the political news they receive to be real, regardless of whether it is on Twitter or Facebook (Sveningsson, 2015); and in Madrid, young people use their platforms only for leisure (Vázquez- Barrio et al, 2020).…”
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confidence: 99%