@inbook{890796b2c9ee40e8ba3a7880a5dde177,
title = "The Politics of Against: Political Participation, Anti-fandom, and Populism",
abstract = "In exploring political participation as a form of (political) fandom, this chapter assesses how the process that Jonathan Gray, Lee Harrington, and I (2017) have described as “fanization” affects political engagement, activism, and movements and thus aims to explore the premises and consequences of the fanization of democracy by building on two themes of recent scholarship, the first being the growing body of that work documenting the eroding boundaries between realms of political and popular communication by highlighting the degree to which popular entertainment and culture become significant spaces of political discourse and action...",
author = "Cornel Sandvoss",
year = "2019",
month = jan,
day = "1",
language = "English",
isbn = "9781479805273",
series = "Postmillenial Pop",
publisher = "NYU Press",
pages = "125--146",
editor = "Click, {Melissa A.}",
booktitle = "Anti-Fandom",
address = "United States",
}