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Digital Politics of the Visual Global Age builds on analogous
interrogations and, in concept, on the foundational works of scholars
such as Manuel Castells (1996, 2004, 2011), who sketched and debated
the rise of digital and information technologies and how it transforms
economies, societies, and cultures into interconnected network
structures, with varied impacts across different cultural contexts, and
Henry Jenkins (2006, 2009), Mizuko Ito, and Danah Boyd (2016), who
observed how participatory culture, facilitated by digital media, transforms education, youth engagement, media consump[...]
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The European Green Deal (EGD), launched with the goal of making
Europe the world’s first climate-neutral continent by 2050, has redefined
the contours of sustainable development, necessitating bold decisions,
innovative policy frameworks, and the commitment of all stakeholders
—governments, businesses, and citizens alike. An objective that puts
pressure on political leaders from the Member States to find suitable
solution for each European policy included in EGD to be implemented
at national level. A lot of debates, conferences, groups were initiated,
representatives of political d[...]
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