Democracy and Social Transformation: Global-Local Tensions, Contestations and Collaborations

This article constructs on how climate refugee produces the socio-cultural meaning of food in cyberspace. Food blogs mediate refugee to engage in virtually transnational migrations. Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and digital sociology embraces climate refugees into global partnership networks for strengthening social boundaries and connecting to global markets. The digital method draws on Internet, especially food blogs that connected to refugees’ homeland belonging and food rights. These implications of digital sociology enable them for innovations and creative works, not only for surviving but also reproducing their identities in the new places.