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社群媒體規範社會化:以中國現代女性主義為例

Social Media and Norm Socialization: the Case of Modern Feminism in China

指導教授 : 盧 業中 王 韻 冷 則剛

摘要


阿拉伯之春以來,國際關係學者開始論辯社群媒體強化社會運動以及加速國際規範社會化的能力,許多人將社群媒體視為"解放工具",蓋之允許市民分享資訊、有效動員、並與全球互動。雖然這些論點得到相當的關注,但仍對社群媒體之於規範社會化的影響討論不深,另外,社群媒體作為反抗國家霸權的力量也正受到質疑。本文將藉由研究中國女性主義運動和以新浪微博作為提倡女權工具的使用,探討社群媒體在中國規範社會化的優勢、缺失、與限制。

並列摘要


Following the Arab Spring, International Relations’ scholars began to debate social media’s capacity to foster social movements and promote the socialization of international norms. Social media are seen by many as a “liberation technology,” allowing citizens to share information, mobilize more efficiently, and interact with a global audience. While these arguments have received considerable attention, they only partially explore the question of social media’s impacts on the prospect of a norm socialization process. Furthermore, many voices have raised to contest social media capacities to defy a state’s power. This thesis explores the strength, weakness, and limitations of social media on the prospect of a norm socialization process in the People’s Republic of China by focusing on Chinese feminist movements and their use of the Chinese social media Sina Weibo as a way of promoting women’s rights.

並列關鍵字

Social media Socialization China Feminism

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