Construcción de paz con las redes sociales: Análisis de caso de etiquetar a grupos separatistas como terroristas en Indonesia
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Consolidación de la paz, lucha contra el separatismo, lucha contra el terrorismo, grupo separatista, redes socialesResumen
La idea de la paz ya se está discutiendo en el espacio digital. Alienta a este estudio a examinar la idea de construcción de paz en las redes sociales. Este estudio se centra en casos de cambio de etiquetas de grupos separatistas a grupos terroristas en Indonesia. El método de investigación utiliza un enfoque cuantitativo con análisis de contenido descriptivo con la fuente de datos proveniente de Twitter. La herramienta de análisis utilizada es Nvivo 12 Plus. Este estudio muestra que las redes sociales pueden ser una nueva alternativa para suprimir la propaganda separatista a través de narrativas contra el separatismo y el terrorismo. Las redes sociales también pueden formar un activismo que cambie lentamente las actitudes y respuestas del público al evaluar situaciones y problemas de seguridad nacional. La intensidad del uso de las redes sociales también plantea la idea de la consolidación de la paz en el posconflicto. Sin embargo, la consolidación de la paz no puede basarse únicamente en las redes sociales. Los supuestos convencionales también deben construirse utilizando un modelo de comunicación formal que involucre a las autoridades gubernamentales en el inicio de la reconciliación posterior al conflicto.
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