Jeffrey J Hall Livres

The book explores how Japan's nationalist right has leveraged the internet to facilitate offline activism, particularly in the context of historical and territorial disputes. It delves into the strategies employed by these groups to mobilize support and influence public opinion, highlighting the intersection of digital platforms and real-world political actions. Through this investigation, the author sheds light on the evolving nature of activism in Japan and the implications for national identity and historical memory.

This book offers a theoretically-driven, balanced, and evidence-based account of the role of mobile and social media in personal relationships for researchers, undergraduates, and graduates specialising in communication studies, media studies, mass communications, or social psychology.