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On 10/14/2022 4:14 PM, avinash shahi wrote:
Abstract
This paper examines disabled people’s digital political engagement in
China, which is a largely overlooked issue. Current studies about
disability politics often focus on manifest political behaviours in
western democratic societies, while the literature on technologies and
China lacks the examination of everyday politics of specific identity
groups, such as disabled people. This paper attempts to fill the gaps
with a broader framework of political engagement. Based on long-term
ethnographic observation and in-depth interviews, the paper presents a
variety of political activities in China’s cyberspace, including
everyday presence, campaigning for policy changes, networking for
disability constituencies, and organised online activism. These
suggest both latent and manifest forms of political engagement, which
are equally ‘worthy’ in understanding disability politics in China.
The forms also interact with each other to build Chinese disability
politics in the digital world.
The study found Chinese disabled people use the internet to document
their everyday life, and, to interact with others and create
disability groups. These activities suggest no obvious political
targets.
The study also found actions with clear political purposes, for
example personal or group activities to aim to change discriminative
policies.
The paper argues all these forms of engagement are meaningful. They
interact with each other and contribute to the building of disability
politics in China.
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/09687599.2022.2125791
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