Table of Contents
1. The origin of social media effects on countries' fundamental changes
Factors promoting social media penetration
Information literacy and media literacy
Mono-nationality and cultural exchanges
2. National identity, crises of legitimacy and penetration of social networks
Socialisation and national identity
Dimensions of national identity
3. Social media and social capital (with an emphasis on security)
The role of political factors in social security
Factors in individual decision-making at the national level
Factors in participation in the security of society
Actual extent of the rule of law
4. Effects of information and media literacy in social movements
Literacy and political knowledge
Information literacy education in developing countries
Media literacy and critical thinking
5. Religious attitudes in the cyber world
Islam, media and fighting oppression
Religion and social media: a mutual relationship
Religious democracy from a new viewpoint
6. Country-social media intelligence: Towards a new index
Political market segmentation in the social media
Message design, media selection and message sending
Feedback and improvement on the message
7. Strategic analysis and future strategies