... planned by the TYC, such as mass protests in front of the Chinese embassy in New Delhi. However, beyond these coordinated demonstrations, a wide array of individual and collective acts of solidarity also take shape. Here, I use solidarity to encompass a range of affective and material expressions...

... processes that have informed the evolution of social science research in the post-Communist states. The final section reflects on how two contemporary conflicts—Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the Hamas-Israel conflict—have affected the American academy, including student protests at American universities...

... of China) ensured the credibility of commitment of the CSTO to keep its mission a symbolic one. authoritarian regionalism Russia Kazakhstan protests CSTO Until 2022, Kazakhstan was perceived as one of the most stable autocracies of central Eurasia. ¹ In 2019, it experienced what appeared...

... Studies, University of Denver. She studies the various ways state militaries respond to nonviolent uprisings and their effects on post-protest democracy, as well as topics related to private military and security forces. Abstract Military defections during major anti-authoritarian protests have received...

... identification with and support for more moderate movement factions. Public support is crucial to the success of social movement groups ( 16 , 17 ) and is not just an important end in itself. It is also key to changes in laws and institutions with “protesters first winning public support and public support...

.../pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) 23 11 2020 27 10 2021 01 12 2021 Abstract Militaries often respond to major anti-authoritarian protests with disloyalty. While militaries may defect, refusing to support the dictator, they may also seize power. Defections...

...Howard Liu Traditional explanations of protest and mass mobilization have mostly followed three schools of thoughts: resource mobilization, political opportunity, and grievance. Resource mobilization emphasizes the role of mobilizing structures, both formal and informal organizations...

...Peng Wang; Paul Joosse; Lok Lee Cho Recently, Hong Kong has indeed been beset by episodes of turbulence that are increasing in severity and frequency. The Occupy movement (2014), the Mong Kok riot (2016) and the Anti-ELAB (Extradition Law Amendment Bill) protests (ongoing from 2019) all point...

... of consumer activism for social workers who engage in it either professionally or personally. buycotts macro practice protests social action Consumer activism is activism taken by consumers through participating in the market. This can involve activities such as choosing to shop only for fair...

...Margherita Belgioioso; Kristian Skrede Gleditsch; Dragana Vidovic In early 2014, Bosnia and Herzegovina experienced a period of extensive large-scale antigovernment protest following initial demonstrations and riots in the town of Tuzla on February 5 ( Sadiković 2014 , 71). The 2014 protests...

... congruent with their beliefs. We model cognitive dissonance modeling time-to-retweet and exemplify the proposed theory with a study of recent protest events in Argentina. Protests Social Networks Twitter Framing Survival Models In social media, acceptance equals propagation, as the act of sharing posts...

...Summer Harlow; Ramón Salaverría; Danielle K. Kilgo; Víctor García-Perdomo Scholarship suggests traditional mainstream media rely on a “protest paradigm” ( Chan & Lee, 1984 )—a master narrative of news coverage that tends to focus on protesters' tactics, dramatic actions, and spectacle, rather...

...Marco T. Bastos; Dan Mercea; Arthur Charpentier Despite the growing amount of empirical research on network communication linked to physical protests ( Borge-Holthoefer et al., 2011 ; Gaffney, 2010 ; González-Bailón, Borge-Holthoefer, Rivero, & Moreno, 2011 ; Kavanaugh, Yang, Li, & Ed...

... for their valuable comments. They thank Craig Jenkins for supplying the civil rights protest data and Dan Tope for his research assistance. Direct comments to: David Jacobs, Department of Sociology, 300 Bricker Hall, 190 N. Ovall Mall, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH 43210. E-mail: [email protected] © 2007...

... of microbial eukaryotes to oxygen and sulfide in these three environments. Our analyses also reveal temporal fluctuations in rare populations of microbial eukaryotes, particularly anaerobic ciliates, that may be of significant importance to the biogeochemical cycling of methane in OMZs. protests diversity...

... of the run-up to and aftermath of G20, as well as coverage of the protests themselves. Hard copies of the London Evening Standard, London's major newspaper, were also included in the analysis. Newspaper websites and the LexisNexis database were searched to ensure the comprehensiveness of the dataset...