Socio-Cultural Strategy

Socio-Cultural Strategy

Violence of digital natives on Instagram; From etiology to identification of infection control strategies

Document Type : Original Article

Authors
1 Doctoral student of criminal law and criminology of Mazandaran University, Mazandaran, Iran (Corresponding author).
2 Associate Professor of Mazandaran University Law Department, Mazandaran, Iran.
Abstract
The violence of teenagers on the Instagram social network is becoming widespread. The expression of violence by teenagers on Instagram is often in the form of live broadcasting and with the motives of "entertainment and release of excitement", "being seen and attracting the audience" and "expressing dissatisfaction" in three different models: "carnival violence", "artificial violence" and "protest violence". takes place The current research is trying to find out some strategies to control the spread of violence by descriptive-analytical method and by using library resources and data obtained through observation, etiology of widespread violence among teenagers in the Instagram space. The findings of this research show that specific causes and factors are involved in each model of violence, such as encouraging other users, imposing severe restrictions in society, and limited opportunities for flourishing and emotional release. In order to prevent the spread of teenage violence on Instagram and to control its contagion, "changing the social context of Instagram by de-filtering", "resorting to harm reduction policies" and at the same time "increasing the certainty and urgency of judicial-restorative prosecutions" are the three strategies proposed in this article.
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Volume 13, Issue 3 - Serial Number 53
Summer 2024
Pages 977-1010

  • Receive Date 10 January 2024
  • Revise Date 18 April 2024
  • Accept Date 18 April 2024