The Impact of Social Media on Globalization, Democratization and Participative Citizenship

Increasing citizenship and political participation in democratization and globalization processes is essential. In our era, there are several effective ways to achieve that. Social media and web tools are always one of the most effective tools to guide political election and social change. This study examines how social media tools are used in democratization and globalization processes, how they affect citizenship and political participation, and which variables of social media are important Importance of people And influence behavior

This research discusses "Relationship between use of mass media and democratic citizenship in the development of democracy". The authors applied a survey conducted in Mali, a country in West Africa, where they studied the relationship between media usage and the political knowledge acquired, participation and socialization. This survey noted that the "social privilege group" benefits from the use of mass media in terms of political knowledge, participation and socialization than other "opponent groups" (Nisbet, 2008). Influence of the importance of mass media in the process of democratization "(Nisbet, 2008). All these factors have a communication gap that affects the democratization process.

Increasing citizenship and political participation in democratization and globalization processes is essential. In our era, there are several effective ways to achieve that. Social media and web tools are always one of the most effective tools to guide political election and social change. This study examines how social media tools are used in democratization and globalization processes, how they affect citizenship and political participation, and which variables of social media are important Importance of people And influence behavior

Naturally, more and more research is about to evaluate the potential democratization of social media. Previous studies have examined the impact of the use of social media on political participation and decision making process, leading to the participation of external political effectiveness, concern, knowledge and so on. The influence of the media on political dissatisfaction is attitude towards politics, including cynicism, indifference and allegation. So far, studies on social media and political dissatisfaction have focused on sarcasm and the use of social media is limited to cognitive dimensions or frequencies (Hanson, Haridakis, Cunningham, Sharma, & Ponder, 2010; Towner & Dulio, 2011). Various aspects used by media, such as content creation and commentary