Telecom Policy Luncheon Invite

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From: SCHOECHLE TIMOTHY D
Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2001 04:17

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TELECOM POLICY LUNCHEON
Thursday, February 1, 2001
11:45-1:45
University Club, Garden Room,  Broadway and Euclid 

Guest Speaker:
Professor Andrew Calabrese, SJMC Faculty

Topic:
Virtual Nonviolence:
Activism and the Legacy of Civil Disobedience in the Digital Age

Summary:
There is growing popular enthusiasm about the prospects for using the
Internet as a political tool to broaden the reach and strengthen the
impact of political movements beyond traditional boundaries of democratic
participation. This presentation will focus on some of the ways in which
so-called "electronic democracy" has been conceived, giving particular
attention to the use of the Internet for purposes of grassroots political
communication and mobilization. I also will examine the uses of the
Internet for so-called "hacktivism" or "electronic civil disobedience,"
focusing on what these new developments mean to their proponents and
opponents, and on how they relate to the hallowed traditions of nonviolent
civil disobedience.

Buffet lunch will be provided, space is limited
RSVP: Lisa Swanson, 303-492-3653 or email edward.page@colorado.edu

Sponsored by the Interdisciplinary Telecommunications Program and the
International Center for Standards Research, University of Colorado

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