... consequence of the church developing the infrastructure to manage and use the inflow of remittances. Yet other consequences were due to larger transformations in Kerala society caused by migration and rapid social change. The chapter also examines the theoretical and practical implications of these changes...

... Black Panther Party Brown v Board Chican@s Sleepy Lagoon Trial politics immigration multicultural neighborhoods street history community social change moral order race/ethnic relations disputes solidarity urban studies Black studies Chicano/Latino studies My community is a good community...

... in capitalist economies anxiety parents class neoliberalism postsocialism food childhood social change At Hometown, middle-class parents worked to provide high-quality nutrition for their children while remaining moderate rather than “crazy.” Their concerns arose in a context of industrialized food...

...Drawing on Robert Agnew’s 2011 article theorizing the impacts of climate change on crime, we utilize The Walking Dead as the ultimate representation of radical social change to consider the effect on crime when such change occurs. Though the events and circumstances...

...In our concluding chapter, we briefly summarize the main points of the book. Our primary task, though, is to offer thoughts and advice on our perspective for other cities moving forward. We argue that both types of cities are needed. Notably, we argue that social change from one type of city...

... compelling motivator for catalyzing social change as we experiment with more life-sustaining ways to live into the future. Brown Brené contrapuntal motion Pixar “Story Is King” motto of social energetics in Anthropocene shifting storying Adorno Theodor capitalism extractivist consumerism in FSOG...

.... By examining the continued manifestations of an intersectional movement identity in the immigrant rights movement and beyond, the conclusion underscores the importance of such a framework for understanding the movement’s future and its promise to bring about meaningful, transformative social change...

... bureaucracies, as well as some of the challenges faced by lawyers hoping for social change. It also explores why it is important for both lawyers and clients to work within the legal system even if they are using it to challenge laws or rulings or legal processes. Finally, it discusses the motivations...

...? The contours of attitude change on LGBT rights issues across time are then surveyed. The central theory of the book---Affective Liberalization---is then described. Lastly, the primary distinctive features of the book, including its emphasis on LGBTQ people as a primary mover of social change, is discussed...

... on racial dominance. For Pleasure thus intercedes in assumptions about who makes “experimental” work, experimentalism’s relationships to freedom and social change, and the pleasures that both experimental aesthetics and social change promise to deliver....

... of social change embodied in the Caminata. It considers how the very promise of individual salvation inspires some of the key architects of the Caminata to dream of a better life for the future generations. It suggests that Pentecostalism and the Mexican Dream represent two interrelated calls for action...

... Evelyn Converse Phillip values Activism international LGBTQ Social movements Socialization Affective liberalization Social change Applied politics The single most important thing you can do politically for gay rights is to come out. Not to write a letter to your congressman but to come out...

... hostility community progress institutions social change ambivalence insiders and outsiders post-gay Charlie, a higher education professional in her early 30s, whom we met in previous chapters, sat at my dining room table one fall weekend, gamely answering my questions about her plans to eventually...

.... This chapter examines how a systematic and integrated ethic guides the work of lawyers and clients toward social justice. It also discusses lawyer and client attitudes toward social change, autonomy, collaboration, and lawyer–client relationships. Autonomy False consciousness Hermeneutic of suspicion Lawyer...

... with limited resources, often within a legal system that many view as fundamentally unequal or hostile. Through consideration of the central themes of progressive lawyering—autonomy, collaboration, transformation, and social change—the book presents a subtle and complex tableau of the concessions both lawyers...

... brotherhood ethnography firefighters masculinity gender politics social change symbolic interactionism Conjure up a mental image of a firefighter. ¹ Your firefighter might be rescuing a victim from a window with smoke billowing out of it, manning a nozzle on a house fire with fire spreading...

..., or “Innocence 2.0.” The movement has begun to shift toward transformative rhetoric around broad social change, and the authors discuss the potential implications of such a shift. Innocence National Registry of Exonerations NRE Liberalism Political ideology Public opinion States Innocence organizations...

.... On a broader scale, the chapter argues that there is a larger trend geared toward criminalizing dissent, especially dissent aiming toward social change, and that this is indicative of prevailing institutions working against the foundation of democracy. channeling disruption Convergence Center Low Intensity...

... emphasizes global social change, justice, and ways of thinking. This focus on artists illustrates direct engagement with the diasporic existence, but at the same time, their interest in social change encompasses their homeland, their host society, and the world at large. Festivals Global Host society...