Street citizens : protest politics and social movement activism in the age of globalization

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Auteur principal: Giugni, Marco. (Auteur)
Autres auteurs: Grasso, Maria T. (1984-....). (Auteur)
Support: E-Book
Langue: Anglais
Publié: New York : Cambridge University Press.
Collection: Cambridge studies in contentious politics.
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Résumé: "What is protest politics and social movement activism today? What are their main features? To what extent can street citizens be seen as a force driving social and political change? Through analyses of original survey data on activists themselves, Marco Giugni and Maria Grasso explain the character of contemporary protest politics that we see today; the diverse motivation, social characteristics, values and networks that draw activists to engage politically to tackle the pressing social problems of our time. The study analyzes left-wing protest culture as well as the characteristics of protest politics, from the motivations of street citizens to how they become engaged in demonstrations to the causes they defend and the issues they promote, from their mobilizing structures to their political attitudes and values, as well as other key aspects such as their sense of identity within social movements, their perceived effectiveness, and the role of emotions for protest participation"--
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