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SOCIAL NETWORKS AND POLITICAL VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN: An Analysis from the Perspective of Information Science
This article investigates how social media contributes to the reproduction and amplification of gender-based political violence, especially against women in positions of power. The primary goal is to understand the digital and informational mechanisms that fuel this violence and its manifestation
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