Becomming engagable

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Jakob Svensson Karlstad University Sweden Becoming Engagable Discipline and Participation among Activists in Southern Stockholm Work in Progress

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Conclusion Ground my findings in theories of power and discipline (Foucault) and of reflexivity in late modernity (Giddens - I argue that a kind of network logic is imposing behavioural patterns of reflexive updating and self-disclosure, disciplining activists to become engagable Hence we should not forget that new opportunities of information and participation are based in a logic with other mechanisms of status and reward mechanisms - power relations

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