黑白世界:一个城中村的互联网实践——社会资源分配与草根社会的传播生态

The World of"Black"and"White":A Case Study Of Internet Practices in an Urban Village

本文将媒介技术的接入和使用视为一个社会权力的建构过程,试图从一个城中村内流动人口的互联网实践——包括正规网吧和作为地下经济的黑网吧的运营、流动人口网络使用行为所涉及的权力、关系等社会资源的分配角度,采用国家—地方政府—社区这一自上而下的框架体系,从一个侧面透视中国流动人口人群(主要是民工)的生存现状。

Access to media technologies is often considered as a social process of power construction. To illustrate how social resources like powers and Guanxi are involved in this process, this paper examines a migrant population＇s internet practices in an urban village, including the operations of legal internet cafes（white business） ＆ illegal ones which are recognized as underground economy（black business）, as well as the migrant population＇s access to internet. Adopting a top-down framework （national government-local government-community）, this paper reflects the status quo of Chinese migrant population（ mostly migrant workers） from a specific perspective.