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#WeWillWin: Mobilisation of Jerusalem's Armenian youth and digital acts of citizenship during the Second Artsakh War
Lance Levenson · 2023
Catalogue summary
A digital ethnography of an Armenian school in Jerusalem examines student-created social media during the second Artsakh war as expressions of diaspora identity, citizenship, and agency.
Why this matters
The case preserves youth voices from a historic Armenian community and shows how online participation can connect local marginalization with attachment to a distant homeland.
Citation
Lance Levenson 2023. #WeWillWin: Mobilisation of Jerusalem's Armenian youth and digital acts of citizenship during the Second Artsakh War. Nations and Nationalism. https://doi.org/10.1111/nana.12943
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