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• TITLE: Digital Nationalism: Understanding the Power of Digital Technology in the Rise of Nationalism, National Identity, and National Narratives

  AUTHORS: Ratha Heang

  KEYWORDS: Nation, Nationalism, Cambodia Nationalism, Digital Nationalism, Digital Identity, National Narrative, Information and Communications Technology (ICT), Social Media, Imagined Community, Network Nationalism, Online Nationalism, Cyber Nationalism

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Access Library Journal, Vol.11 No.9, September 30, 2024

  ABSTRACT: This article explains how the nation’s rise paved the way for nationalism’s development and how digital technologies significantly contributed to the global rise of nationalism. Globalization and the industrial revolution play an important role in digital development worldwide, shaping people’s ideas about adopting new technology to connect with others. People can form or mobilize a team within a group or nation through social media, websites, applications, and other technology tools. Because of digital advancement, people can now use it to share their experiences, ideas, culture, and beliefs with others everywhere. Furthermore, this paper emphasizes the power of digital transformation, which significantly contributes to the promotion of 1) Digital nationalism; 2) Digital identity; 3) National narratives.