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Cybernationalism: Terrorism, Political Activism, and National Identity Creation in Virtual Communitr will focus on three popular types of cybernationalism (terrorism, political activism, and ethnic-identity production) as it relates to social media and virtual communities. It will explore how social media and virtual community participation is conducive to the spreading of nationalism crucial to the developments of social movements.

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Building SCIENAR, a Virtual Community of Artists and Scientists: Usability Testing for the System Iork capable of strengthening the role of the “artistic-scientific” community in the production of new science and new art. In particular, the key role played by the usability evaluation has been highlighted through the implementation of a product suitable to ­different final users in order to bring out potentialities and eventual critical areas.