Protest Publics

Edited by Nina Belyaeva, Victor Albert and Dmitry G. Zaytsev

in Societies and Political Orders in Transition from Springer, currently edited by Chepurenko, Alexander, Ugelvik Larsen, Stein, Reisinger, William, Arbatli, Ekim, Rosenberg, Dina and Mavletova, Aigul (Eds.)

Date: 2019
ISBN: 978-3-030-05475-5
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Chapters in this book:

Self-Organized Publics in Mass Protests: An Introduction

Nina Belyaeva and Victor Albert

Exploring Protest Publics: A New Conceptual Frame for Civil Participation Analysis

Nina Belyaeva

“Shoulder to Shoulder Against Fascism”: Publics in Gezi Protests

Ekim Arbatli

Emergent Protest Publics in India and Bangladesh: A Comparative Study of Anti-corruption and Shahbag Protests

Arnab Roy Chowdhury and Ahmed Abid

The Grammar of Protest Publics in Skopje, Macedonia, May 2015

Rastko Antić

Retracing Protest Publics in Portugal: A Generation in Trouble

Cristina Montalvão Sarmento, Patrícia Oliveira and Patrícia Tomás

Justification in Protest Publics: The Homeless Workers’ Movement in Brazil’s Crisis

Victor Albert

So Strong, yet So Weak: The Emergence of Protest Publics in Iceland in the Wake of the Financial Crisis

Jón Ólafsson

Five Stars of Change: The Transformation of Italian Protest Publics Through Grillo’s Blog

Giuseppe Mastruzzo

Cross-National Comparison of Protest Publics’ Roles as Drivers of Change: From Clusters to Models

Dmitry G. Zaytsev, Anastasia I. Galina and Anna A. Sokol

Protesters as the “Challengers of the Status Quo” in Embedded Democracies: The Cases of Iceland, the United Kingdom, and the United States

Nikita Shmaltsev and Dmitry G. Zaytsev

Protest Publics as the “Watchdogs” of the Quality of Democracy in the Polyarchies of the Global South

Sanjay Kumar Rajhans and Sambhavna Biswas

Protest Publics as the “Triggers” of Political Changes in Hybrid Regimes: The Cases of Tunisia, Morocco, and Egypt

Artem Uldanov, Łukasz Jakubiak and Hamid ait El Caid

Protest Publics as Democratic Innovators in Authoritarian Environments

Artem Uldanov, Tatiana Davtyan and Fedor Alekseenkov

The Transforming Role of Protest Publics in Processes of Sociopolitical Change in the Global South and Southern Europe: From Occasional Challengers to Institutionalized Watchdogs

Sanjay Kumar Rajhans

Conclusion: The Common Features and Different Roles of Protest Publics in Political Contestation

Nina Belyaeva and Victor Albert

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