Description
Social Media and Politics in Southeast Asia provides a comprehensive analysis of how digital platforms have reshaped political engagement across the region. The book examines the complex relationship between social media technologies and political processes, including elections, activism, and governance in Southeast Asian nations.
Merlyna Lim explores how social media has empowered citizens to mobilize around political causes while also creating new challenges for democratic participation. The work considers the region’s distinct cultural, historical, and institutional contexts, analyzing specific case studies from various Southeast Asian countries.
This Element addresses critical questions about digital activism, misinformation, state control of online spaces, and the future of politics in an increasingly connected region. It serves as an essential resource for scholars, policymakers, and students interested in understanding Southeast Asian politics in the digital age.
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