La NANOPOLÍTICA y las PARTÍCULAS del CIBERACTIVISMO

Abstract

The rise of new technologies has rethought the conventional forms of participation that exist in contemporary democracy, which are framed in the processes of electoral campaigns, the exercise of voting and the dynamics implicit in this type of model where social demands Towards the State are always present by the citizens. The challenge for democracy, its actors and laws, is to assimilate in what way the logic or logic of cyberspace has gradually permeated the visions that have been taken on the ways that has resized power and / or citizen counterpower with this type of technological gadgets characterized by immediacy, interaction, interconnection, anonymity, social control and in some cases the loss of privacy. Just as these devices offer those aspects that the homo sapiens paradigm can not satisfy due to its biological limitations (especially the phenomenon of ubiquity that with the development of the Internet has given multiple possibilities to the present subject), this type of advances has put on the table the challenge of defining how to assimilate them, include them in our daily lives without worshiping them or in the worst of scenarios induce a techno-fetishist culture.