The Spanish 15-M Movement: a consensual dissent?

Sampedro, Víctor; Lobera, Josep

doi:10.1080/14636204.2014.938466

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“…In this context, the indignant movement around the 15-M, emerged in 2011, implied a turning point regarding practices, initiatives and political actors, this way arousing a very high level of acceptance across the whole range within the population (Sampedro & Lobera, 2014).…”

Section: Brief Context Of Political Participation In Spainmentioning

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The Net as a space for political militancy: technology and participation in the electoral campaign

Duarte

2016

Communication & Society

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The definition of political participation has moved from an institutional conception (on many occasions restricted to vote and party affiliation) to other broader forms, such as attendance to demonstrations or involvement in social movements. These categories are being overtaken by more flexible and modular latent forms of participation that define new modes of engagement, and become expanded within the usage of the Net. In the present paper, these trends are explored during the mayoral elections for the municipality of Madrid in May of 2015, and focused on the instrumental party "Ahora Madrid" ("Now Madrid"). On the basis of in-depth interviews with 24 citizens who participated in the campaign, it is sought to define the profile of militancy as well as its digital uses, in order to identify practices of participation and digital repertoires of action. In conclusion, it is shown how the Net assumed the new patterns of militancy contributing to its development and renewal in the context of an electoral campaign.

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The Net as a space for political militancy: technology and participation in the electoral campaign

Duarte

2016

Communication & Society

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“…Furthermore, technology in information and communication in Spain has been an interesting case of study because of the important role they play in political, economical and social issues during the 15M movement, thanks to their power of mobilization and protest (Fuster, 2012a;Sampedro & Lobera, 2014). Taking these issues into account and in relation to the themes set out in the literature review, we point to three different objectives: a) detect the extent or type of participation of users through social platforms, b) analyze what is the quality of the debate generated in the digital public sphere, and c) examine what discussion topics generate greater public activity on the social networks and online newspapers.…”

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Participation and topics of discussion of Spaniards in the digital public sphere

Domínguez

Calvo

2016

Communication & Society

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Since the seventies, in Western democracies, communication technologies and current social networks have attracted academic debate on the ability of these devices to promote an extension of the public sphere. The recent launch of Twitter, as well as other social networks, has produced an extensive discussion about their ability to promote the different dynamics of public participation to the mediated public space. This study seeks to explore the discussion on topics involving Spaniards in the digital public sphere, looking specifically at the participation in Twitter and two digital newspapers: elpais.com and elmundo.es. Through an analysis of their quantitative and qualitative content, 633 comments published on both Spanish most read online newspapers, and on their social profiles on Twitter have been studied. On the second phase, 240 Trending Topics have been collected, and their correlation with the themes of the barometers of the Center for Sociological Research (CIS) has been analyzed. Our research suggests that Spaniards do not generally discuss about their political concerns on Twitter. The main themes listed in the CIS Barometer -immigration, education, social issues, the government and individual parties or politicians, etc.-correspond to the topics registered in the online newspapers debate, but not in the social network. In general terms, the discussion of the Spaniards on Twitter is focused on soft news and the argumentation of their opinions is rather limited.

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“…Lo anterior es relevante para el caso que nos proponemos estudiar, porque los estudiantes universitarios son uno de los actores que han tensionado con más fuerza las dimensiones institucionales de la política, diversificando sus formas de organización más allá de los partidos políticos y los sindicatos, promoviendo colectivos sociales en diversos ámbitos de la sociedad (Salinas, 2016). La importancia de estas organizaciones se ha hecho patente en los movimientos políticos y ciudadanos de los últimos años, como el llamado movimiento 15M (Sampedro y Lobera, 2014), la Primavera Árabe (Abdalla, 2016), o los ciclos de movilizaciones de estudiantes en Colombia (Archila, 2012) o Chile (Aguirre y García, 2015).…”

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“…Pero también se relaciona con la creciente necesidad que sienten los jóvenes de ser ciudadanos más vigilantes de las autoridades y a la vez más participativos de la sociedad (Rosanvallon, 2007;Salinas, 2016). Sin embargo, lo relevante de los hallazgos de este trabajo es que la visión crítica sobre la institucionalidad no es homogénea entre los distintos tipos de jóvenes, tomando ribetes diferentes en cada una de las posiciones discursivas acerca de la política y la democracia.…”

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Discursos sobre política y democracia de estudiantes universitarios chilenos de distintas organizaciones juveniles

Sandoval

Carvallo

2017

Rev. Esp. Cienc. Polít.

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Cómo citar/CitationSandoval, J. y Carvallo, V. (2017). Discursos sobre política y democracia de estudiantes universitarios chilenos de distintas organizaciones juveniles. Revista Española de Ciencia Política, 43, 137-160. Doi: https://doi.org/10.21308/recp.43.06 ResumenEste trabajo presenta los resultados de una investigación sobre cómo se resignifica la política y la democracia en los discursos de estudiantes universitarios chilenos que participan en distintas formas de organización. Se ha empleado una metodología cualitativa, utilizando el grupo de discusión como técnica de producción de datos y el análisis de discurso como enfoque analítico principal. Los participantes fueron militantes de juventudes políticas, activistas de colectivos no partidistas, participantes de grupos de voluntariado e integrantes de grupos artísticos-culturales de las ciudades de Valparaíso, Santiago y Concepción. Los resultados muestran tres discursos acerca de la política y la democracia: (1) «el discurso de la politización» de los colectivos no partidistas; (2) «el discurso experiencial de la política» de los grupos voluntarios y grupos artístico-culturales, y (3) «el discurso del realismo político» de los militantes en juventudes políticas. Se concluye que los tres discursos convergen en el rechazo de las instituciones, pero se diferencian en los modos de entender la política y la democracia a partir de distintas maneras de relacionarse con el poder y la participación.Palabras clave: participación política, organizaciones juveniles, juventud, Chile, democracia, análisis de discurso.

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The Spanish 15-M Movement: a consensual dissent?

Cited by 67 publications

References 8 publications

The Net as a space for political militancy: technology and participation in the electoral campaign

The Net as a space for political militancy: technology and participation in the electoral campaign

Participation and topics of discussion of Spaniards in the digital public sphere

Discursos sobre política y democracia de estudiantes universitarios chilenos de distintas organizaciones juveniles

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