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Ubiquitous access to the web has increased public awareness over political abuse and corruption and, on the other hand, given a huge amount of control over individuals to the state. It has become a politicized and power-related realm where individuals attempt to protect themselves from the penetration and control of the state, while states feel pressure from active citizens and work to limit the abuse of data. As activism and authoritarianism utilize the tools of today's society, research can shed light on the repercussions of their actions through which nations can create a stable, harmonious future. Effects of E-Authoritarianism and E-Protest on Contemporary Society is a pivotal reference source that explores the contradictory nature of the web and power and covers main social and political issues in web technologies that affect politics, the state, and society. Featuring research on a wide range of topics such as personal autonomy, hacktivism, and total surveillance, this book is ideally designed for political and civil rights activists, politicians, state regulators, corporate leaders, advocates, policymakers, academicians, researchers, and students.

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