الاحتجاج الرقمي و تطور الحركية السياسية المعاصرة : من الثقافة المضادة إلى ثورة المعلومات و الاتصالات

Abstract EN

This study deals with one of the aspects of contemporary political movement, the phenomenon of digital protest, that is, the practice of opposition through the use of information and communication technologies.

The study indicates the importance of understanding the objective context that produced this phenomenon, and the error of limiting it to the technical dimension.

In this context, the study explores the origins of the idea of digital protest, starting in the 1960s, specifically in the midst of the counterculture movement that called for - among other things - liberating society through the use of modern technology and information sharing.

During the information revolution, these movements turned to patterns of opposition that went beyond politics in its traditional sense, using the virtual/cyber as a framework for protest.