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This chapter gives an overview of why this book is so important, rooting it in frontline advocacy experience and campaign work. Important global internet and social media statistics are presented to frame the research. The chapter then gives a brief overview of the campaigns studied, the theories used, and a roadmap for the rest of the book.
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