‘Firing cannons to kill mosquitoes’: Controlling ‘virtual streets’ and the ‘image of the state’ in Bangladesh

Overview of attention for article published in Contributions to Indian Sociology, May 2020

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RT @SAGEsociology: Read the latest research on "Controlling ‘virtual streets’ and the ‘image of the state’ in Bangladesh." https://t.co/E…

18 Sep 2020

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Read the latest research on "Controlling ‘virtual streets’ and the ‘image of the state’ in Bangladesh." https://t.co/E2jQVnX2nh

18 Sep 2020

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Read all about controlling ‘virtual streets’ and the ‘image of the state’ in #Bangladesh https://t.co/QHb2N3RwuT

17 Sep 2020

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Examine the #historical, social and political legacies of the #Information and #Communication Technology Act (ICT Act) and the Digital Security Act (DSA) (2018–) in the Bangladeshi state’s attempt to control ‘virtual streets’ @ https://t.co/UJ89w19KDf #Soc

27 Aug 2020

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