Navigating platform power: Agency and resistance in digital spaces is a groundbreaking and timely exploration of how digitalisation shapes political agency while actors navigate between infrastructure, power, and resistance. Bringing together leading voices from feminism, Marxism, and post-structuralism, it offers a theoretical and conceptual framework for understanding how platforms both restrict and empower individuals-especially those marginalised by dominant structures. With multidisciplinary insights across three parts-chaining agency, unchaining agency, debating digital futures-the volume works through the forces that shape digital control, reveals acts of refusal and subversion, and examines the struggle for more democratic technological futures. Essential reading for scholars, activists, and anyone invested in digital politics, Navigating platform power is a must-have guide to reimagining agency in the platform era.
