1st Edition
The People and the State Twenty-First Century Protest Movement
Foreword David Canter
1. Populism, Protest and Democracy in the Twenty-First Century Thomas O’Brien
2. The Origins of Labour Autonomy in Authoritarian Tunisia Keenan Wilder
3. The Legacy of Compliant Activism in Autocracies: Post-Communist Experience Alexander Libman and Vladimir Kozlov
4. Context, Image and the Case of the Shahbag Movement Sanchari De
5. Social Movements and Constitutional Politics in Latin America: Reconfiguring Alliances, Framings and Legal Opportunities in the Judicialisation of Abortion Rights in Brazil Alba Ruibal
6. Pollution, Institutions and Street Protests in Urban China Yang Zhong and Wonjae Hwang
7. Political Activists’ Frames in Times of Post-Politics: Evidence from Kirchnerism in Argentina and Podemos in Spain Iban Diaz-Parra, Beltran Roca and Silvina Romano
8. Protest in South Africa: Motives and Meanings Tom Lodge and Shauna Mottiar
9. Intellectual Radicals Challenging the State: The Case of Hizb ut-Tahrir in the West Elisa Orofino
10. When Actions Speak Louder than Words: Examining Collective Political Protests in Central Asia Dilshod Achilov
11. Political Religion and the Rise of Transnational Right and Left-Wing Social Movements Since 9/11 David Jones
Biography
Thomas O’Brien is a Lecturer in the Centre for International Security and Resilience at Cranfield University, UK. His research interests include leadership during democratisation, environmental politics and social movements.
