Social media, spillover, and Saudi Arabian women's right to drive movements: analyzing interconnected online collective actions

摘要: The advent of modern forms information and communication technologies (ICTs), such as social media, has modified the ways people communicate enables an inimitable way connectivity promoting advancement diffusion information. Given that, individuals within movements bringing influence from other makes study spillover important concentration for sociologists others studying collective action (CA). This research explores role movement in investigating sustaining Women's Right to Drive Kingdom Saudi Arabia. We benefit various models established theories developed pre-Internet era, re-evaluate traditional ICT landscape by utilizing existing theories/approaches novel innovative computational analytical tools. findings this are conceptualized shed new insights on diffusion, mutual influence, distribution analysis activists/supporters across provide a deeper understanding interconnected spillover. Applying metrics measure strength its effects complex processes enable model development help advance actions conducted through systems.