“We Are All Keynesians Now”: How the Revolution Transformed Our Economy and Culture

Claar, Victor V.; Forster, Greg

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-15808-8_6

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“…But who is ordinary? Ridell (2012) emphasizes the idea of ‘roles’ more than static definitions – such as journalist, audience, producer, consumer etc.– or hybrid ones – such as produser (Bruns, 2010), prosumer (Toffler, 1980) or pro-am (Leadbeater and Miller, 2004). Following such perspective, any social figure, even journalists, who witness an extraordinary event, may be living it as an ordinary citizen and, by recording and publishing it, conceives a tUGC.…”

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Politicizing witnessing: Testimonial user-generated content in the aftermath of Rousseff’s impeachment in Brazil

Santos

2023

Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Med

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This research presents the concept of testimonial User-Generated Content (tUGC): media content generated by ordinary citizens that witness an extraordinary event and publish it on their own channels. Rooted on the crossroads of UGC and Witnessing studies, this article provides a definition and a proposition of operationalization of tUGC in a case analysis, using two protests against former Brazilian president Rousseff’s impeachment in 2016 as case of study. Results suggest three main patterns of tUGC production, named as political, journalistic and expressive. Quantitative analysis points to a high frequency of production but to low levels of diffusion of tUGC overall in the context of the analysed case. Finally, results suggest external factors seem to have effect on general patterns of tUGC production and circulation. Discussion and further developments are offered.

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Politicizing witnessing: Testimonial user-generated content in the aftermath of Rousseff’s impeachment in Brazil

Santos

2023

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“…Echoing with the involvement of non-professionals in many fields such as investment, sport, health or education, we see non-professionals as a relevant category of people who act on information differently from professionals or experts (Hellmann et al. , 2017; Towle and Godolphin, 2011) and who increasingly contribute to both the rejuvenation of old and infusion of new practices in society (Crewe and Gregson, 1998; Dowthwaite and Sprinks, 2019; Leadbeater and Miller, 2004). We emphasise that professionals and non-professionals often diverge in their search patterns, approach, influence given to different data types, persistence, stress and susceptibility to psychological bias and emotional affects that lead to risk-taking differences (Slovic and Peters, 2006).…”

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Casual selling practice: a qualitative study of non-professional sellers' involvement on C2C social commerce platforms

Schwob

Kervenoael

Kirova

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ITP

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PurposeRecent substantial developments of consumer-to-consumer social commerce platforms (C2C-SCPs) emboldened consumers/users to be involved as sellers. Considering C2C social networks that privilege local reach, this paper aim to explore how the practice-based view informs non-professional sellers' involvement.Design/methodology/approachUnderpinned by data from 29 semi-structured interviews with non-professional sellers on Kaskus, one of the largest local Indonesian C2C-SCPs, the study reveals the emergence of a novel structural practice that we call casual selling.FindingsThe findings show that casual selling allows non-professional sellers' involvement in C2C-SCPs through three broad categories of practices: priming oneself, producing commercial operations and valuing others. Within these three categories, non-professional sellers are found to generate both personal and collective involvement along nine situated market practices.Research limitations/implicationsThis paper adds to previous research by introducing the practice-based view to social commerce literature. In doing so, it deals with the under-investigated seller's perspective and activities that prevail in C2C-SCPs.Originality/valueIn C2C-SCPs, casual selling constitutes a distinct mode of involvement in social commerce in which established professional selling standards are suspended. As a structural practice, it entices non-professional sellers to consider a wider variety of situations in which they are in dialogue with other individuals (buyers and sellers) to shape s-commerce potential. In doing so, C2C-SCP users draw on a dynamic intertwining between digital technology and the socio-cultural environment surrounding s-commerce.

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“We Are All Keynesians Now”: How the Revolution Transformed Our Economy and Culture

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Politicizing witnessing: Testimonial user-generated content in the aftermath of Rousseff’s impeachment in Brazil

Politicizing witnessing: Testimonial user-generated content in the aftermath of Rousseff’s impeachment in Brazil

Casual selling practice: a qualitative study of non-professional sellers' involvement on C2C social commerce platforms

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