Opening : networking minds, creating meaning, contesting power -- Prelude to revolution : where it all started. Tunisia : "the revolution of liberty and dignity" -- Iceland's kitchenware revolution : from financial collapse to crowdsourcing a new constitution -- Southern wind, northern wind : cross-cultural levers of social change -- The Egyptian revolution. Space of flows and space of places in the Egyptian revolution -- State's response to an Internet-facilitated revolution : the great disconnection -- Who were the protesters, and what was the protest? -- Women in revolution -- The Islamic question -- "The revolution will continue" -- Understanding the Egyptian revolution -- Dignity, violence, geopolitics : the Arab uprisings. Violence and the state -- A digital revolution? -- A rhizomatic revolution : Indignadas in Spain. A self-mediated movement -- What did/do the indignadas want? -- The discourse of the movement -- Reinventing democracy in practice : an assembly-led, leaderless movement -- From deliberation to action : the question of violence -- A political movement against the political system -- A rhizomatic revolution -- Occupy Wall Street : harvesting the salt of the earth. The outrage, the thunder, the spark -- The prairie on fire -- A networked movement -- Direct democracy in practice -- A non-demand movement : "the process is the message" -- Violence against a non-violent movement -- What did the movement achieve? -- The salt of the Earth -- Changing the world in the network society. Networked social movements : an emerging pattern? -- Internet and the culture of autonomy -- Networked social movements and reform politics : an impossible love? -- Beyond outrage, hope : the life and death of networked social movements.