Digitized domestic violence: technology abuse is a feminist issue

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Hopkins, Susan and Ostini, Jenny. 2015. "Digitized domestic violence: technology abuse is a feminist issue." 2015 trans/forming feminisms: media, technology, identities. Dunedin, New Zealand 23 - 25 Nov 2015 New Zealand.
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Digitized domestic violence: technology abuse is a feminist issue

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AuthorsHopkins, Susan (Author) and Ostini, Jenny (Author)
Number of Pages12
Year2015
Place of PublicationNew Zealand
Web Address (URL) of Paperhttp://www.otago.ac.nz/mfco/news/otago085436.html
Conference/Event2015 trans/forming feminisms: media, technology, identities
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2015 trans/forming feminisms: media, technology, identities
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23 to end of 25 Nov 2015
Event Location
Dunedin, New Zealand
Abstract

While internet privacy is a growing concern, there has been little social scientific work on how cyberstalking intersects with rising rates of domestic violence. New personal and easily accessible surveillance devices and software will change social life, and not always for the better. Feminist activism has a role to play in this space.

A rethinking of the relationship between technology and violence must extend to feminist theorising on digital cultures and the experience of gender, sex and power online. Established cybersafety campaigns tend to locate the problem with the victim rather than the perpetrator, assuming that in cyberspace, as in the physical world, women are responsible for reducing the risk of being attacked (rather than unpacking the power relations that sustain domestic and sexual violence in the first place).

A comprehensive understanding of (post)modern technology violence in contemporary social life must include a review of the use and misuse of internet enabled technologies between intimate partners. Effective intervention needs to address these concerns in socio-political contexts and in electronic, as well as physical, spaces. The interconnection between ‘private’ problems and wider political and social structures, can be used to address the systematic nature of domestic nature in contemporary Australian culture. Poststructuralist feminist understandings of the complex and contradictory nature of gender, sex and power in an information society have a lot to offer. Education programs need to move beyond a simplistic ‘skills’ development model, to consider the connections between gender, technology, power and technologies of power in the 21st century.

Keywordstechnology, violence, domestic violence, feminism, digital cultures, gender, power, politics, post-modernism, education
ANZSRC Field of Research 2020470207. Cultural theory
470102. Communication technology and digital media studies
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