Category: Social Media and Network Culture

• Echoes Across Borders: Navigating Identity and Activism in the Iraqi Diaspora

  Background: The Diverse and Fragmented Iraqi Diaspora The busy markets of Wembley in London, the peaceful Rabiah in Amman, and the vast suburbs of Detroit may seem like very different parts of the world. However, they all have one thing in common: they are all connected to the rich tapestry of the Iraqi diaspora. Millions…

  marwaaldabbagh

  March 24, 2024

  Social Media and Network Culture

  Digital Activisim, Identity, Iraq

• Exploring Iraqi Tea Culture through Clifford Geertz’s Lens

  

  Historical Roots: Tea’s Journey into Iraqi Culture No official circle, street, or even “Darbuna” (meaning an alley, lane, or small street in Iraq) is devoid of a place through the spread of vendors on the sidewalks, in the markets, and in the garages of travel buses between… The Iraqi provinces and cities have small shops…

  marwaaldabbagh

  February 23, 2024

  Social Media and Network Culture

  cultural-interpretation, ethnography, Iraq, tea

• Reform Protests: Role of Diaspora Cyber Warriors in Propaganda, Digital Activism and Disinformation

  

  Iraqi diaspora activists used social media to raise awareness and counter disinformation during the 2019 protests. Storytelling fostered solidarity, and online commemorations maintained momentum.

  marwaaldabbagh

  February 4, 2024

  Social Media and Network Culture

  Digital Activisim, Iraq, Iraqi Revolution