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Using ICT, Social Media and Mobile Technologies to Foster

Self-Organisation in Urban and Neighbourhood Governance

Library at Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands

Building a community in virtual spaces to create real practices

The case of Italo-Argentinian

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Outline

1) Theoretical Framework

2) Motivations for the choice of the Case Study

3)Research Questions

4) Methodology

5) Types of Analysis (Longitudinal and Content Analysis) and Results

6) Focus on Italo-argentinian Contents

7) Focus on their Self-organization

8) Conclusions

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GLOBALIZATION =

intensification of global relationships

strongly increased in terms of intensity and fluxes of ideas, people, technologies, assets, information and images of the world (Appadurai, 2001)

Hybridization of cultures, lifestyles, customs and traditions

(Canclini, 2000)

GLOCALIZATION =

new reconstruction of the local dimension in

interconnection with global aspects

(Robertson, 1995)

TRANSNATIONAL APPROACH

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MIGRATION

fluid cultural identities

ICT, SOCIAL MEDIA and MOBILE TECHNOLOGY

ideas, cultures and lifestyles can be shared even among people who have never concretely interacted with each other

Cultures and identities become more and more impure, hybrid, choose and the result of constant historical combinations

Emblematic case of Italo-argentinians

that have shared for centuries migratory movements, political, economic, social and cultural relationships

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Research Questions

Italo-Argentinian people interact in virtual spaces in order to

build, re-build and reinforce a shared culture and identity

such interactions are always linked to real urban spaces,

where they can be practiced and where feelings of belonging

can strengthen

the use of ICT can help to foster self-organization and

participation in local contexts

Methodology

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Surfing the Net

 Institutions

 Regional Associations

 Mutual Assistance Associations  Italian schools and universities

 Newspapers, magazines and radio  YouTube

 Blogs

 Social Networks

discussions on different themes

external links

organization of events

FACEBOOK

= highest number of self-organized Italo-Argentinian groups

 excluding specific groups

 considering the updating times and the participation

Choice of one

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The Virtual Community

Mission → To be a match point for all the Italo-Argentinians

...who currently live in Italy and have the same interests in culture, art, music, photography, cooking and so on

Basic information:

 «it has been considered that 25 million of Argentinians have at least an Italian

ancestor, that this is the most numerous ethnic origin»

 brief history of migrations from Italy to Argentina, with the reasons for the

expatriation and the typology of occupation overseas Partecipation under the date 1st May 2013:

 3.735 people like the page  488 talk about it

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Analysis

Longitudinal

Of Contents

useful to frame the development of the

community in its complexity

allowed the subdivision into different categories, and so, a more analytic analysis

Show progressive growth

Show

cultural hybridization

and

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Longitudinal Analysis

Ju ne July Aug ustSeptem ber O cto ber No vem ber De cem ber Ja nu ary Fe bru ary M arch April May June July Aug ustSeptem ber O cto ber No vem ber De cem ber Ja nu ary Fe bru ary M arch April May June July Aug ustSeptem ber O cto ber No vem ber De cem ber Ja nu ary Fe bru ary M arch 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160

Number of posts inserted in month of entry

since June 2010 to March 2013

June 2010: Foundation → presentation of the administrator and of the firsts members

Year 2010: 28% personal posts

April 2011: New admin → language changes: tender terms, direct and personal sentences, stimulating emotional side and feeling of belonging of the members

Year 2011: >30% posts share everyday life

Increase of the number of members

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Year 2012 shows:

 contents related to sharing everyday life, with constant symbolic references

to Italo-Argentinian lifestyle

 expression of the strong relationship lasting between Italy and Argentina

 many articles on institutional events aimed at reinforcing italo-argentinian

bonds

 many stories about single individuals, representative in their own way of the

Italo-Argentinian aspects

March 2013: Pope's election

after a little decrease of partecipation, it can be noticed a new wave of comments

Ju ne July Aug ustSeptem be r O ctobe r No vem ber De cem ber Ja nuar y Febr uary M ar ch A pr il M ay June July Aug ustSeptem be r O ctobe r No vem ber De cem ber Ja nuar y Febr uary M ar ch A pr il M ay June July Aug ustSeptem be r O ctobe r No vem ber De cem ber Ja nuar y Febr uary M ar ch 0 50 100 150

Number of posts inserted in month of entry

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Art: it includes TV programs, literature, comics, painting, music and

dance (tango)

Society: it includes numerous subcategories, that is politics, economy,

sport, religion, in addition to other news related to relevant issues at a

social level or current news

Pictures: photos, videos, links to articles that show real places, divided

into the subcategories Argentina and Italy

Sharing: it is divided into personal posts, in which the members talk

about themselves and their lives, and emotional posts, useful to express

the closeness to other members or to the Nation one belongs to

Italo-Argentinian lifestyle: it includes all the posts in which emerge how

this hybrid culture and identity is still shared and alive in real spaces

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Italo-Argentinian lifestyle

indicators of institutional collaboration

indicators of self-organization

All formalized exchanges between Italy and Argentina that highlight the interrelation between the two Nations:

Conference, meeting, events, prizes Economic collaboration

Artistic relationship Cultural twinning

posts by single individuals or groups that:

 try to create social networks

active on the territories

 propose real practices to support

Italo-Argentinian community in specific contexts

On the page are promoted events with a strongly local connotation

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Self-organization

Courses: language, history, theater, tango, etc

Conference and events

Support to commercial activities

Share of holidays

Find roots

Job demand and offer

Support for trip or transfer

Administrative support

Exchange of information for social and political partecipation

Mutual help

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Preliminary Conclusions

Use virtual world in his transnational dimension

Allows people living in different places to

share ideas,

information, traditions, feelings and so on

Permit to built, rebuilt and reinforce a common

identity Let the possibility to

organize interactions in local contexts Strengthen the

feeling of belonging

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Thank You for Your Attention

Luciana Taddei – University of Genoa – taddei.luciana@gmail.com

Using ICT, Social Media and Mobile Technologies to Foster

Self-Organisation in Urban and Neighbourhood Governance

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