Foreword by Nick Couldry

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1. Practice what you preach? Currents, connections, and challenges in theorizing citizen media and practice - Hilde C. Stephansen and Emiliano Trere

Part I. Latin American communication theory

Introduction by Clemencia Rodriguez

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2. The Latin American lo popular as a theory of communication: Ways of seeing communication practices - Omar Rincon and Amparo Marroquin

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3. Praxis in Latin American communication thought: A critical appraisal - Alejandro Barranquero

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4. Educommunication for social change: Contributions to the construction of a theory of activist media practices - Angel Barbas

PART II. Activist agency and technological affordances

Introduction - Donatella Della Porta

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5. A genealogy of communicative affordances and activist self-mediation practices - Bart Cammaerts

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6. Time of protest: An archaeological perspective on media practices - Anne Kaun

PART III. Practice approaches to video activism

Introduction - Dorothy Kidd

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7. Video activism as technology, text, testimony ? or practices? - Tina Askanius

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8. Activist media practices, alternative media and online digital traces: The case of YouTube in the Italian Se non ora, quando? movement - Alice Mattoni and Elena Pavan

PART IV. Acting on media

Introduction - Andreas Hepp

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9. Acting on media for sustainability - Sigrid Kannengießer

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10. Conceptualizing the role of knowledge in acting on media - Hilde C. Stephansen

PART V. Citizen data practices

Introduction - Helen Kennedy

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11. Acting on data(fication) - Stefania Milan

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12. Understanding citizen data practices from a feminist perspective: Embodiment and the ethics of care - Aristea Fotopoulou

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13. Situating practices in datafication ? from above and below - Lina Dencik

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