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• Einleitung : das Protestgeschehen in der Bundesrepublik seit den 1980er Jahren zwischen Kontinuität und Wandel / Dieter Rucht und Simon Teune
• Europäisierte Protestlandschaft : Ausmass und Formen europäisierter Protest mit deutscher Beteiligung von Maastricht bis zur Eurokrise / Regina Becker und Swen Hutter
• Mehr Staat durch Markt? : Adressierungsstrategien der Anti-Sweatshop-Bewegung in Europa / Melanie Kryst und Sabrina Zajak
• Protest, Öffnung, Wandel? : transnationale Advocacy-Netzwerke in der "geöffneten" Gelegenheitsstruktur / Felix Anderl
• Wir sind die Universität! : die Proteste auf Europas Campussen im gesellschaftlichen Kontext transnationaler Globalisierungskritik : Fallstudie der Amsterdamer Universitätsproteste von 2015-2016 / Christian Scholl und Annette Freyberg-Inan
• Citizenship-Proteste? : zum Wandel des sozialen Konflikts / Oliver Nachtwey
• Webzentrierte Hybridkampagnen : Ausdruck postdemokratischer Protestpartizipation? / Sigrid Baringhorst, Mundo Yang, Kathrin Voss, Lisa Villioth
• Globalisierungskritik in der Postdemokratie : Effekte sozialer Proteste gegen US-Handelsabkommen / Holger Janusch und Volker Mittendorf
• Unterschiedliche Protestkulturen? : eine vergleichende Analyse von Demonstrationsteilnahme in Ost- und Westdeutschland, 1990-2013 / Lisa Bleckmann und Christian Lahusen
• Abschiebe-Protest-Kulturen : Abschiebungen als Konfliktfeld in Deutschland und Österreich zwischen 1993 und 2013 / Sieglinde Rosenberger, Helen Schwenken, Maren Kirchhoff und Nina Maria Merhaut
• Die Montagsdemonstrationen als Protestparadigma : ihre Entwicklung von 1991 bis 2016 untersucht am Beispiel der Leipziger Protestzyklen / Dieter Rink
• Protest im Wandel? : jenseits von Transnationalisierung und Entpolitisierung / Priska Daphi und Nicole Deitelhoff.

• Notes on Contributors Introduction
• 1. On the banality of mobilisation in Africa / De la banalite des mobilisations en Afrique Michel Cahen, Marie-Emmanuelle Pommerolle, Kadya Tall Part I De l'attente des jeunes et leurs formes de contestation / Waithood or youth longing for real changes
• 2. Alcinda Honwana : "Enough is enough!": Youth protests and political change in Africa.
• 3. Benjamin Soares & Marie-Nathalie Leblanc: Islam, jeunesse et trajectoires de mobilisation en Afrique de l'Ouest a l'ere neoliberale : un regard anthropologique.
• 4. Kadya Tall : Dieu, le Pape et la Sainte Vierge : un mouvement de contestation de l'Eglise catholique au Benin.
• 5. Thomas Fouquet : La trame politique des cultures urbaines : motifs dakarois. Part II Quand des minorites sociales manifestent / When social minorities demonstrate
• 6. Alexander Keese : Colonialism and fugitive communities in West Central Africa, 1920-1955 : Seeking parallels with Maroon societies.
• 7. Ophelie Rillon : Mobilisations feminines en contexte autoritaire : la "depolitisation" comme outil d'emancipation dans le Mali des annees
• 1970.
• 8. Christophe Broqua : Les pro, les anti et l'international : mobilisations autour de l'homosexualite en Afrique de l'Ouest.
• 9. Raphael Botiveau : Changing leadership representations and loss of union authority in South Africa's mineworkers' strikes. Part III Violence et etat d'exception / Violence and state of exception
• 10. Dominique Malaquais: Geographies of violence: Urban imaginaries in Douala.
• 11. Johanna Simeant: Shadow of the state, fear of violence, and the memory of 1991 : Marches and riots in Bamako, Mali (1992-2011).
• 12. Remy Bazenguissa-Ganga : Les "guerres electorales" et les mobilisations violentes au Congo-Brazzaville.
• 13. Adam Higazi : Mobilisation into and against Boko Haram in North-East Nigeria. Index.
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This book uses empirical research to bring together a broad range of protest contexts in twelve chapters. From the formation of Maroon societies in the early colonial period, to female mobilisation in authoritarian contexts, via urban youth culture, women or mineworkers in trade unionism, as well as pro- and anti- gay rights activists, the protagonists here all insist upon their rights to protest in a variety of ways. Sometimes popular protest is expressed through religion, often (and sometimes violently) by young people, exasperated by their long wait for social achievement. Electoral wars and the formation of militias reveal a geography of violence in urban areas, which, in some sectarian excesses, can be displaced to rural areas, as described in the study on Boko Haram. Cet ouvrage regroupe un eventail comprenant douze contextes de contestation. De la formation de communautes marronnes au debut de la colonisation, aux mobilisations feminines en contexte autoritaire, en passant par les cultures urbaines, les cultures syndicales des femmes et des travailleurs dans les mines, les contestations pro ou contre la liberte des homosexuels, tous font prevaloir leur pouvoir de contestation de maniere plurielle. La voie religieuse est un domaine ou s'exerce parfois de maniere violente, les protestations de populations souvent jeunes, en attente de mobilite sociale. Les guerres electorales et la constitution de milices dessinent une geographie de la violence en milieu urbain, violence qui trouve a se deplacer en milieu rural dans certaines derives sectaires comme en temoigne l'etude sur Boko Haram. Contributors are: Remy Bazenguissa-Ganga, Raphael Botiveau, Christophe Broqua, Michel Cahen, Thomas Fouquet, Adam Hizagi, Alcinda Honwana, Alexander Keese, Marie-Nathalie LeBlanc, Dominique Malaquais, Marie-Emmanuelle Pommerolle, Ophelie Rillon, Johanna Simeant, Benjamin Soares, Kadya Tall.
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• Volume 11, Special Issue, 2020 Contents: Editorial Introduction Benjamin J. Richardson Articles Can climate activism deliver transformative change: Extinction Rebellion, business & people power Neil Gunningham Cultivating ethics of decolonizing allyship in climate organizing: reflections on Extinction Rebellion Vancouver Dana James and Trevor Mack Moral education in the face of orthodoxy - environmental crisis and dissent Francine Rochford Exploring legitimization strategies for contested uses of citizen-generated data for policy? Anna Berti Suman, Sven Schade and Yasuhito Abe Victim, litigant, activist, messiah: the child in a time of climate change Nicole Rogers A colonized COP: Indigenous exclusion and youth climate justice activism at the United Nations climate change negotiations Corrie Grosse and Brigid Mark Pipelines in the time of Indigenous resurgence Tyler McCreary Interviews XR representatives Claire Burgess and Rupert Reed Green politicians Jonathan Bartley, Paul Manley and Chloe Swarbrick.
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Across the world, millions of people are taking to the streets demanding urgent action on climate breakdown and other environmental emergencies. Extinction Rebellion, Fridays for Future and Climate Strikes are part of a new lexicon of environmental protest advocating civil disobedience to leverage change. This groundbreaking book -- also a Special Issue of the Journal of Human Rights and the Environment -- critically unveils the legal and political context of this new wave of eco-activisms. It illustrates how the practise of dissent builds on a long tradition of grassroots activism, such as the Anti-Nuclear movement, but brings into focus new participants, such as school children, and new distinctive aesthetic tactics, such as the mass 'die-ins' and 'discobedience' theatrics in public spaces. Expert international authors offer fresh insights into the strategies and goals of these protest movements, the changing vocabulary of environmental activism, such as the 'climate emergency', and the contribution of specific protest actors, particularly youth and Indigenous peoples. They also consider how some governments have responded to these actions with draconian anti-protest legislation, and by using the Covid-19 pandemic as cover to keep protesters off the streets. The scholarly analyses are complemented with first-hand interviews of some leading protagonists, including Extinction Rebellion leaders and Green Party politicians. The result is an unrivalled analysis of the role of new environmental protest movements seeking to drive a new generation of policies and laws for climate action and social justice. This impressive book will prove an important and insightful read for students and scholars interested in environmental law, climate law, and grass roots activism specifically.
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• 1. A New Era of Civil Society and State in East Asian Democracies - David Chiavacci & Simona A. Grano[-] I Environmental Issues[-]
• 2. Interactions between Environmental Civil Society and the State during the Ma Ying-jeou and Tsai Ing-wen Administrations in Taiwan - Simona A. Grano[-]
• 3. Working with and around Strong States: Environmental Networks in East Asia - Mary Alice Haddad[-]
• 4. The Campaign for Nuclear Power in Japan before and after
• 2011: Between State, Market, and Civil Society - Tobias Weiss[-] II Identity Politics[-]
• 5. The 'Pro-Establishment' Radical Right: Japan's Nativist Movement Reconsidered - Naoto Higuchi[-]
• 6. The Religion-based Conservative Countermovement in Taiwan: The Origin, Tactics and Impacts - Ming-sho Ho[-]
• 7. The Relationship between Mainstream and Movement Parties in Taiwan: The Case Studies of the New Power Party (NPP) and Green Party Taiwan-Social Democratic Party Alliance (GPT/SDP) - Tommy Kwan and Dafydd Fell[-]
• 8. New Immigration, Civic Activism and Identity in Japan: Influencing the 'Strong' State - David Chiavacci[-] III Neoliberalism and Social Inclusion[-]
• 9. Japanese NPOs and the State Re-examined: Reflections 18 Years On - Akihiro Ogawa[-]
• 10. Changing Patterns of South Korean Social Movements, 1960s-2010s: Testimony, Fire-bombs, Lawsuit, and Candlelight - Jin-Wook Shin[-]
• 11. Opening Up the Welfare State to 'Outsiders': Pro-Homeless Activism and Neoliberal Backlashes in Japan - Mahito Hayashi[-]
• 12. Legal Mobilization and the Transformation of State-Society Relations in the Realm of Disability Policy - Celeste L. Arrington[-]Index.
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Civil society, state, entanglement, contention, East Asia.
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