New Generation Political Activism in Ukraine : 2000-2014

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Auteur principal: Emeran, Christine. (Auteur)
Support: E-Book
Langue: Anglais
Publié: London : Taylor and Francis.
Collection: Routledge advances in sociology (Online)
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Résumé: "Individuals in the post-Communist Ukraine dealt with a political climate of stalled reforms and corruption, leading to a mass distrust of many political institutions. This had a demobilizing effect on a citizen's sense of capacity to effect social change. Therefore, the emergence of any individual to become an activist and involved in protest movements was a remarkable feat. So how does an individual become an activist in such a climate?This book explains how socio-cultural experiences shape an individual's choices to become an activist in the authoritarian space of post-Soviet Ukraine by applying a cultural, actor-centred approach using qualitative methods of interviews and ethnography. The goal is to better understand the dynamics of individual decision-making between participants in collective protest actions under repressive conditions from the State using biographical narratives. The book covers multiple discussions with five young activists involved in the three largest protest events since Ukrainian independence in 1991: the Ukraine without Kuchma Movement of 2000-2001, the Orange Revolution of 2004, and the Euromaidan protests of 2014. This is valuable reading for students and researchers interested in political sociology, social movements and Ukrainian politics, and how these Ukrainian protests can be related to wider European political movements."--Provided by publisher.
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559 1 |a Chapter Introduction -- chapter 1 New generation and subjectivities -- chapter 2 The emergence of an actor -- chapter 3 Personalized expressions of activism -- chapter 4 Professionalization of activists -- chapter 5 Activists' self-organization of the Euromaidan protests, 2013-2014 -- chapter 6 Conclusion. 
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