Patriotism, Nationalism, Illiberalism in Their Relation to Religion: A Cross-Cultural Perspective

Knorre, Boris; Koellner, Tobias

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“…Civic activity is considered from various perspectives [15]: as a necessary element of democracy; an indicator of living standards and education of citizens; a form of selfgovernment and self-organization of citizens; a type of opposition to the state (protest activity); a phenomenon of civil culture; a type of support for positive actions by public authorities and stimulation of reforms; a phenomenon that ensures the effective collective activity of citizens in the form of social networks based on common values to create social capital. Scholars pay attention to various aspects of civic engagement institutes, including adaptation to the digital environment [16,17], changing functions of civic activism [18], intercultural perspectives [19], information openness of civil structures [20], incentives for civil participation in online platforms [21], state subsidizing of various types of civic activism [22], and development of new digital practices [23][24][25].…”

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Development of civic activism as a strategy of public regulation in the field of information security

Andreeva,

Polyanina

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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This article explores the evolving landscape of civic activism in Russia within the realm of information security, with a particular focus on safeguarding children from harmful content. The study's primary objective is to assess the scale of civic activism, examine its stages and effective strategies, and explore motivational mechanisms driving citizen engagement. Employing a combination of quantitative and qualitative methods, including surveys, case analysis, focus groups, and expert interviews, the research spanned from 2019 to 2023. Findings reveal a transition from spontaneous to more structured and institutional forms of civic activism. Participants underscored the need for tighter governmental regulation of the information sphere, clarifying harm criteria, and enhancing legal accountability. The article underscores the role of NGOs and civil society in augmenting governmental efforts and notes the prevalence of specific psychological characteristics among civic activists. The unification of interpretations of harmful content and the formation of civic structures represent significant trends in the evolving civic activism landscape. In summary, this study underscores the pivotal role of civic activism in ensuring a safer digital environment for children and reveals its potential to stimulate more robust governmental responses to information security challenges.

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Development of civic activism as a strategy of public regulation in the field of information security

Andreeva,

Polyanina

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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Patriotism, Nationalism, Illiberalism in Their Relation to Religion: A Cross-Cultural Perspective

Abstract: This article is the introduction to an interdisciplinary Special Issue and serves two purposes [...]

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Development of civic activism as a strategy of public regulation in the field of information security

Development of civic activism as a strategy of public regulation in the field of information security

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