Social Media and the Construction of Political and Civic Space in the State of Qatar through Twitter
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https://doi.org/10.63939/JSS.2026-Vol10.N39.200-228Keywords:
Social media, political sphere, civil sphere, political participation, digital transformation, QatarAbstract
This research paper offers a comprehensive analysis of the evolving role of social media platforms in reshaping Qatar’s political and civil spheres amidst rapid digital transformations. The study examines how digital platforms are leveraged to enhance political participation, broaden civil activism, and facilitate societal dialogue within Qatar’s unique context characterized by increasing technological openness and advanced digital infrastructure. The paper further explores the reciprocal impact between digital technological advancements and the shifting dynamics of political and civil domains, emphasizing the mechanisms of building and reinforcing these spheres through contemporary digital community engagement. Additionally, it highlights the opportunities and challenges Qatar faces in navigating this digital landscape
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