...The chapter explores the relationship between emotions, collective identity and mobilisation in conservative social movements through an analysis of the World Congress of Families’ (WCF) 13th international conference, held in Verona in March 2019. WCF promotes Christian family values and brings...

... liberal democracy market fundamentalism marketization semi periphery countries Stiglitz Joseph triumphalism World Bank world systems theory autonomy biography Bourdieu Pierre Brexit nationalism Cohen P collective identity culture identity migration monoculturalism Simmel G Weekes J...

... on Alessandro Pizzorno’s concept of recognition struggle, looking at the development of group identification among workers as the precondition for such a process of collective identity to emerge. In the chapter, we show how this process of identification is also crucial in the identity-making of the categories...

... by postmodernist thinking. Drawing on a relational approach to research non-religion in combination with adopting a perspective of collective action, this chapter examines the ways in which different constructions of non-religious collective identities and the establishment of different relationships with diverse...

... unions Atzeni M bottom up perspectives Chesta R E Cini L Crouch C della Porta D Kaufman B E Kelly J middle classes neocorporatism Nowak J collective identity formation efficiency industrial relations IR literature Industry Joyce S Marxist research tradition McCarthy J resource...

... characteristics of work affected by the new technological transformation as well as the mechanisms that trigger new collective identities and mobilization processes for workers. Finally, the conclusions bridges labour studies and social movement studies with debates on the rise of a new digital working class...

... individual and collective identities grounded in a re-evaluation of the meaning of disability. It also explores ways in which disability arts have challenged dominant representations of disabled, and is illustrated by reflections on poems by the disabled writer Sue Napolitano. The affirmation model...