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100	1		_aGABDULHAKOV Rashid
245			_a(Con)trolling the web: social media user arrests, state-supported vigilantism and citizen counter-forces in Russia/ _cRashid Gabdulhakov
260			_c2020
520			_aThe study identifies legal frameworks and investigates formal and informal forces serving the state in web control; while also elaborating on citizen counter-forces opposing these control measures. The article relies on Haggerty and Ericson's concept of the 'surveillant assemblage' - a compendium of surveillance practices where extra state institutions, machines, flows, and other components come together in rhizomatic practices that level surveillance hierarchies. The concept is applied to the case of Russia, where the ruling elite's quest for securing control over online self-expression has led to the adaptation of strategic regulatory and punitive practices targeting users.
650			_aRUSSIA _x SOCIAL MEDIA
650			_aRUSSIA _x COUNTER-FORCES
650			_aSOCIAL MEDIA
650			_aSURVEILLANT ASSEMBLAGE
650			_aWEB CONTROL
773			_aGlobal Crime : Vol.21, No 3-4, August- November 2020, pp.283-305 (111)
856			_u https://doi.org/10.1080/17440572.2020.1719836 _z click for text
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