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Makes an original contribution through the depth of the empirical case studies of Cyber Left organization... I cannot think of another book that puts so much of the story of the U.S. left's experiments with the creation of an 'electronic fabric of struggle' within a single volume... The author's knowledge, thoughtfulness, and political passion is evident. --Nick Dyer-Witheford, author of Games of Empire: Global Capitalism and Video Games Combining the passion of an activist and the reasoned arguments of a scholar, Wolfson wonderfully details the emergence of the Cyber Left. In Digital Rebellion he not only celebrates its political potential but also, and more importantly, provides a lucid critique of the forms it has taken thus far. --Michael Hardt, co-author of Declaration

Makes an original contribution through the depth of the empirical case studies of Cyber Left organization. . . . I cannot think of another book that puts so much of the story of the U.S. left's experiments with the creation of an 'electronic fabric of struggle' within a single volume. . . . The author's knowledge, thoughtfulness, and political passion is evident. --Nick Dyer-Witheford, author of Games of Empire: Global Capitalism and Video Games

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A trained socio-cultural anthropologist, Todd Wolfson is currently an assistant professor of journalism and media studies at Rutgers University. He is also a community organizer and in 2006 cofounded the Media Mobilizing Project in Philadelphia.

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