Juventude e caminhos de militâncias: entre TICS e a política

Abstract

This thesis is a literature overview of studies on social movements identifying the moment they emerge and new digital technologies become popular and the use of the internet expends. We discuss the main changes brought by the internet in the context of production and social movement theory and the changes established in the field of political dynamics among young virtually connected. We try to discuss contemporary forms of youth political movement from historical and sociological analyzes that observed in the internet origin (from the 70s) and the history of social movements ( since the nineteenth century ) mutual influences that sometimes re- mean, or sometimes demonstrate persistence in participatory traditions. The sociability of ways mediated cybernetically in social youth movement is the focus of this investigation, as are introducing dynamic structured by codes of an entire electronic architecture (material, logic, and geographical), which in socio-technical specificity, records truly distinct militancy profiles. Therefore, with this thesis are dedicated to observe such a context and bring up experiences young practices in cyberspace.