ISBN:
9789048525461
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9089647635
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9789089647634
Language:
English
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource (312 Seiten)
Series Statement:
Protest and social movements 8
Series Statement:
Protest and Social Movements Ser v.8
Parallel Title:
Erscheint auch als Street politics in the age of austerity
DDC:
303.48/4
Keywords:
Protest movements Congresses History 21st century
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Protest movements--History--21st century
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Protest movements ; History ; 21st century
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Electronic books
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Electronic books
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Aufsatzsammlung
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Electronic books
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Aufsatzsammlung
;
Aufsatzsammlung
;
Protestbewegung
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Geschichte 2000-2015
Abstract:
Cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- 1. Introduction -- From the Indignados to Occupy: Prospects for Comparison -- Pascale Dufour, Héloïse Nez and Marcos Ancelovici -- Part 1 - How Structural Factors Shape Mobilization -- 2. Austerity and New Spaces for Protest -- The Financial Crisis and Its Victims -- George Ross -- 3. Mobilization of Protest in the Age of Austerity -- Hanspeter Kriesi -- 4. The Spanish Indignados and Israel's Social Justice Movement -- The Role of Political Cleavages in Two Large-Scale Protests -- Ignacia Perugorría, Michael Shalev and Benjamín Tejerina
Abstract:
Part 2 - The Practical and Spatial Dimensions of Activism -- 5. "We Must Register a Victory to Continue Fighting" -- Locating the Action of the Indignados in Madrid -- Héloïse Nez -- 6. The Spatial Dimensions of the Greek Protest Campaign against the Troika's Memoranda and Austerity, 2010-2013 -- Maria Kousis -- 7. Occupy Montreal and the Politics of Horizontalism -- Marcos Ancelovici -- Part 3 - Complex Diffusion, from the Global Justice Movement to Indignados to Occupy -- 8. Social Movements and Political Moments
Abstract:
Reflections on the Intersections of Global Justice Movements & Occupy Wall Street -- Jackie Smith -- 9. A Global Movement for Real Democracy? -- The Resonance of Anti-Austerity Protest from Spain and Greece to Occupy Wall Street -- Leonidas Oikonomakis and Jérôme E. Roos -- Part 4 - When the Crisis Is not Enough -- 10. Camps as the Sole Symbolic Expression of Protest -- The Difficulties of Occupy in Ireland -- Clément Desbos and Frédéric Royall -- 11. The Occupy Movement in France -- Why Protests Have Not Taken Off -- Didier Chabanet and Arnaud Lacheret -- 12. Conclusion
Abstract:
Place-Based Movements and Macro Transformations -- Pascale Dufour, Héloïse Nez and Marcos Ancelovici -- List of Authors -- Index -- List of Tables and Illustrations -- Charts -- Chart 2.1 - Euro Area (18) GDP Growth Rate -- Chart 2.2 - Euro Area (18) Unemployment Rate -- Chart 2.3 - Euro Area (18) Youth Unemployment Rate (under 25) -- Chart 2.4 - Euro Area (18) Long-term Unemployment Rate (12 months and more) -- Figures -- Figure 4.1 - Proportion of strong supporters relative to the mean, according to left-right position -- Figure 4.2 - Two types of engagement in protest, by left-right ideology
Abstract:
Figure 4.3 - Two types of engagement in protest, by attitude towards redistribution -- Figure 4.4 - Correlates of the left-right cleavage in Spain -- Figure 4.5 - Passive and active support for the Israeli protests by sociopolitical bloc -- Figure 4.6 - Passive support for the Israeli protests by sociopolitical bloc and fear of future economic distress -- Figure 4.7 - The joint effects of religiosity and leftism on support and participation in the Spanish 15M protests -- Figure 4.8 - The joint effects of regional identity and leftism on support and participation in the 15M demonstrations
Abstract:
Figure 4.9 - OLS regressions predicting high passive support or active participation in the 15M and 14J protests
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Based on papers from a conference held February 21-22, 2013, at the Université de Montréal
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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