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xii, 137 pages ; 25 cm "This collection considers how digital images and social media reconfigure the way conflicts are played out, represented and perceived around the globe. Devoted to developing original theoretical frameworks and empirical insights, the volume addresses the role of user images and social media in relation to urgent subjects such as public opinion and emotion, solidarity, evidence and verification, censorship and fake news, which are all central to the ways current conflicts are represented and unfold. Essays include a unique range of case studies from different regional and political contexts (Middle East, Europe, Asia, North America) and in connection with different conflict types (war, terror, riots, everyday resistance, etc.). They also consider performative genres such as memes, selfies and appropriations as well as images conforming to the realism and authenticity of conventional photojournalism. In this way, the collection responds to the challenges of swiftly evolving image genres as well as to the continually shifting policies and algorithms of commercial digital platforms. Together, the essays offer innovative theories and exemplary case studies as a resource for teaching and research in media, journalism and communication programs. It is also relevant to students, teachers and researchers within sociology, political science, anthropology, and related fields"-- edited by Mette Mortensen and Ally McCrow-Young. Includes bibliographical references and index. Social media Research Digital images Social aspects Conflict of interests Emotions Social aspects HM742 .S62819633 2023 302.23/1 London ; New York : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2023 (DLC) 2022020804 9781032010564 9781032010557 2022020803 DLC 220509 20260919140324.0 22540034 eng