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The Return of Revolutionary Narratives and the Future of Revolution

by Guobin Yang Recently, the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association was held in Philadelphia. The theme of…

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Staying in the Spotlight: Strategically Adaptive Movements

by Julian Gottlieb A cadre of academics have reignited their hope and optimism about the future of political activism amidst…

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Contemporary Protest and the Legacy of Dissent by Stuart Price and Ruth Sanz Sabido

-by Stuart Price and Ruth Sanz Sabido Our goal in editing Contemporary Protest and the Legacy of Dissent was to…

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The Revolutionary Resonance of Praxis: Zapatismo as Public Pedagogy

James Anderson is a Ph.D student in Mass Communications and Media Arts at the Southern Illinois University Carbondale. His interests…

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#occupygezi: Protest Posters Progress

Yaman Kayabali is a postgraduate student in the Art History and Museum Curating program at the University of Sussex. Prior…

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#occupygezi: Gezi Protests in Turkey

Yaman Kayabali is a postgraduate student in the Art History and Museum Curating program at the University of Sussex. Prior…

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Occupy: New Spaces for Resistance Zine

RE.FRAMING ACTIVISM is based at the University of Sussex where students and staff are fighting the senior management’s plans to…

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Occupy: New Spaces for Resistance Teach-In

RE.FRAMING ACTIVISM is based at the University of Sussex where students and staff are fighting the senior management’s plans to…

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