Cancellations, often referred to derogatively as “cancel culture”, are becoming increasingly
pervasive in public discourse, political debate, and the marketing field. Cancellations pose a …

Historically, cancel culture has always existed the only variation is in its manifestation.
Canceling an individual, group, or organization denotes to boycotting and publicly shaming …

ABSTRACT A new form of social activism, known as cancel culture, is emerging online. This
concept originally referred to forms of calling out others to educate them on the …

Interdependent privacy (IDP) violations occur when users share personal information about
others without permission, resulting in potential embarrassment, reputation loss, or …

A funa, a public denouncement aimed at raising moral condemnation of a person accused of
perpetrating a crime or injustice, has become a major digital activism instrument in Latin …

Though the term originated in the early twentieth century, it is only recently “wokeness” has
become a staple of British media discourse. Typically, the concept features in commentaries …

In the context of the George W. Bush presidency's reawakening of public religiosity,
journalists delegitimized, to borrow wording from Jean-Francois Lyotard, The Chronicles of …

“Cancel culture” has become a prominent phrase in US political commentary, with
supporters and opponents relying on different value-based arguments to express their …

The deconstruction of celebrity persona reflects public concerns within rapidly changing
societies. Bringing perspectives from de-legitimation and anti-fandom, this paper …

In a world undergoing rapid, large-scale technological change, the phenomenon of
technosocial disruption is receiving increasing scholarly and societal attention. While the …