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Inquiring polarisation: re-imagining Youtube as a diplomatic mediator

Inquiring polarisation: re-imagining Youtube as a diplomatic mediator

The extent of political polarisation in large parts of the Western world seems to be such that disparities between one and another point of view is not just difference, but enmity. Hillary Clinton has been ordered to be put...
By Emillie V. de Keulenaar on 10/21/16 Comments Off on Inquiring polarisation: re-imagining Youtube as a diplomatic mediator
Browsing from the right side of history: political polarization online

Browsing from the right side of history: political polarization online

To many, the old ghosts of the far-right appear to have come back from the dead. Trump, Wilders, Le Pen, Petry, Orbán, Hofer, Fujimori in Peru and Bolsonaro in Brazil — all of these figures announce the unexpected return...
By Emillie V. de Keulenaar on 09/20/16 Comments Off on Browsing from the right side of history: political polarization online