| Sumario: | This book, part of the Alma Mater series, examines the complex interplay between violence, conflict, media, and technology in contemporary society. It brings together contributions from academics across various countries to explore how digital technology is reshaping social interactions and the traditional forms of violence. The text provides a thorough analysis of topics such as digital violence, gender-based violence in digital contexts, radicalization, xenophobia, and the psychological and sociological aspects of violence. It also discusses the role of education and effective policies in mitigating these issues while promoting coexistence. The book aims to provide innovative strategies to address these challenges, with a focus on promoting technological and social development. The intended audience includes scholars, educators, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding and addressing digital violence.
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