"Appropriating the Internet for Global Activism" (2004) by Mark Surman and Katherine Reilly examines the role of the internet in enabling and supporting global activism. The authors argue that digital tools and platforms have the potential to empower activists and social movements by allowing them to connect, collaborate, and mobilize across borders. The article offers examples of successful online campaigns and highlights the potential challenges and opportunities in leveraging digital technology for social change. Keywords: global activism, internet, online campaigns.
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Mark Surman & Katherine Reilly, "Appropriating the Internet for Global Activism," Yes Magazine, Spring 2004.
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