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spir-8869	Gustafsson, Nils	Social media, participation, peer pressure, and the European refugee crisis: a force awakens?	2016.0	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1391	81	50	These  extraordinary  events  calls  for  revisiting  a  number  of  recent  theoretical   developments  in  participation  research:  taking  into  account  the  vast  societal  impact  of   the  refugee  crisis  and  Sweden  as  a  country  characterised  by  high  levels  of  both  civic   voluntarism  and  social  media  use,  as  well  as  extreme  degrees  of  individualism  and   social  trust  (cf.  Gustafsson,  2013:  57f),  they  can  be  considered  to  be  a  critical  case  for   evaluating  Bennett  &  Segerberg's  (2013)  notions  of  personal  action  frames  and   connective  action,  as  well  as  Amnå  and  Ekman's  (2014)  standby  citizens  and  latent   participation,  describing  emerging  personalised  ways  of  interacting  with  social  and   political  issues  of  the  day  in  digitally  enabled  networks,  and  occasionally  becoming   mobilised  into  action.       Sweden  slams  shut  its  open-­door  policy  towards   refugees. 	cache/spir-8869.pdf	txt/spir-8869.txt