Publisher's Synopsis
The technological revolution poses a great challenge to politics through the development of the internet, especially Social Media as new alternative powers of resistance and change. The events that have occurred since December 2010 in the Arab countries, Europe and the Americas attest to the influence of Social Media in the reconfiguration of information and in the emergence of social and political protests around the world. Social media is a space for exchange, dialogue and mobilization. This virtual space encourages the emergence of the individual and the rise of the Subject: the international youth movement. A reflection will be carried out on the Internet, in particular the social media which currently impose themselves in the field of the communication where the information became a new alternative power. Through this digital medium, the youth of the movement develop a capacity for influence, resistance and change for new political forms. The aim is also to understand and analyze the stakes of actors around local and global logics in the public space.
