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SUMMARY:(P06) Being Social 2020: Social media and social movements at the turn of the decade
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DESCRIPTION:Southeast Asia’s large and still growing online publics evince 
 a great variety of youth cultures. Distinct ways of being among Southeast A
 sia’s youth, including their hopes, aspirations as well as their affective 
 expressions, are constituted on, in, and through social media. Especially d
 uring the lockdowns of the Corona Crisis at the turn of the decade, new loc
 al platforms, like TikTok, gained popularity and were integrated into the e
 volvement of far-reaching social movements. While we can observe the emerge
 nce of fragmented trends like the online and offline contestations of what 
 it means to be Muslim among young people in the metropoles of Indonesia, we
  also witness more encompassing trends such as the emergence of transnation
 al K-pop fandoms. On this basis, social media have also increasingly proved
  to be a means for bringing together actors from very different backgrounds
 , for instance, in the course of organizing protests among students in the 
 streets of Bangkok and Hong Kong in July 2020. In this panel, we seek to di
 scuss how youth cultures in Southeast Asia are constituted, politicized, an
 d/or depoliticized on, in, and through social media. Beyond this topical fo
 cus, we are particularly interested in research that explicitly brings toge
 ther online and offline approaches to the field. We thus encourage theoreti
 cal and methodological reflections on bridging onlineand offline perspectiv
 es. In a similar vein, we also welcome contributions dealing with ethical q
 uestions related to research in, on, and of social media platforms in South
 east Asia.
URL:https://euroseas2021.org/panels/being-social-2020-social-media-and-social-movements-at-the-turn-of-the-decade
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