Privatisierung ohne Privatismus. Soziale Medien im digitalen Strukturwandel der Öffentlichkeit
[Privatization without Privatism. Social Media and the Digital Transformation of the Public Sphere]
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Öffentlichkeit; Jürgen Habermas; digitaler Kapitalismus; Strukturwandel; soziale Medien; public sphere; digital capitalism; structural change; social media;All these keywords.
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