... Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Summary This study explores how radical students from the Faculty of Medicine at Tokyo Imperial University emerged as social activists fighting for egalitarian access to medical services. I focus on Komiya Yoshitaka (1900...

... of their communities helps to explain the vitality of popular radicalism and the easy replenishment of early Chartist leadership in these localities. local leadership popular radicalism early Chartism community cultural wealth *** The second tier of leadership was made up of the prominent leaders in each...

... the influences of extra-familial factors and the offspring’s history of civic engagement and political characteristics, in predicting emerging adults’ intentions to radically protest. A sample of 666 college students was surveyed in Hong Kong. The results showed that parental characteristics and family...

... relaciones internacionales radicalismo neoliberalismo Occupy Wall Street genealogía teoría crítica Mots clés relations internationales radicalisme néolibéralisme Occupy Wall Street généalogie théorie critique Can there be a “radical IR?” International relations (IR) scholars have explored...

..., morphology, and the dynamics of social action. Peasantry Revolution Italy Communism Radicalism Social Movements Between 1943 and 1945, groups of peasants took over dozens of villages and small towns in the southern Italian countryside and proclaimed the birth of “republics...

... of freedom’ in the same vein as prominent American sex radicals such as Moses Harman, Ezra Heywood, and Lois Waisbrooker. ⁵⁸ Therefore, rather than seeing themselves only as distinct entities, confined to operating within a specific national context, print allowed these reformers opportunities...

..., Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) life-writing family gender education radicalism improvement Chartism emigration generation genealogy Autobiographical testimony was one of the most...

... and history, but also of the place working men might have in the social order. The latter element is important, for it was also at the core of the radical agitation for parliamentary reform. Demonstrating for the lower classes to be granted political rights was a means to claim another place in society...

... as ‘an instrument, a virtuous one, for getting on, doing well, becoming even more respectable’. (Bradbury 25). When he becomes a radical Marxist sociologist, he deploys it as revolutionary weapon to destroy the sexual repression and social privileges of the bourgeoisie. Kirk teaches at Watermouth, a fictionalized...

... surveys, and liberal commentary, including in fiction, radical writers’ efforts to depersonalize poverty and their use of a disorienting syntax to document it presented a challenge to the orthodox assumption that poverty was a function of individual error. The corollary to this challenge...

... The Author 2015. Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For permissions, please e-mail: journals.permissions@oup.com 2015 social movements geography California community health Cold War radicalism In Health Rights Are Human Rights, geographer Jenna M. Loyd traces...

... then performed a VLSM analysis that computed t-tests on political belief task performance average scores for each dependent variable (i.e. agreement, radicalism, individualism and conservatism) comparing pTBI and HC participants score in each voxel. The VLSM analyses identified voxels, where pTBI...

... of Tokyo. All rights reserved. 2013 Abstract This article offers a reconstruction of the formation of ‘youth’ as an overarching social category in Japan between the mid-1950s until the early 1970s. Following sociologist Matza, I group together teen street cultures, radicalism and Bohemianism and argue...

... the elimination of a population ‘from above’ via a chain of command, some researchers have shown that mass crime must be regarded as a cumulative process of radicalization, underpinned by a complex system of extermination ( Mommsen 1989 ; Shaw 2007 ). Ian Kershaw (1998) asserts that the nature...

... children's books by themselves and their friends – Godwin's appearing under several different pseudonyms – forced Godwin to become a businessman as well as an intellectual. The diary records countless exchanges with friends who became embroiled in his finances, including the London radical Francis Place...

... on later radicalism, including the question of John Locke’s possible debt to Leveller thought. Lilburne John Overton Richard Petitions Prince Thomas Walwyn William Agreements of the People Army Charles I Marten Henry Sects Chaloner Thomas Locke John Representation Wither George Sovereignty...

...The Leveller movement of the 1640s campaigned for religious toleration and a radical remaking of politics after the English civil war. This book challenges received ideas about the Levellers as social contract theorists and Leveller thought as a mere radicalization of parliamentarian thought...

...In 1923, Raymond Pace Alexander began practicing law in Philadelphia and initiated lawsuits to desegregate white businesses. At that time, the fight to end segregation in public accommodations was a radical concept in Philadelphia. In 1934, Alexander spoke before a group of young African Americans...

... in northern cities spurred the fight against racism, on to World War II, and to the era of civil rights and Black Power. Alexander’s radicalism during the 1920s can be appreciated in the context of his campaign against de facto segregation in Philadelphia. As a lawyer, he often employed the argument...

...This book has examined the formulation and dissemination of radical ideas in and between the cities of Beirut, Cairo, and Alexandria in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The account of radicalism in each of these Eastern Mediterranean cities is part of a much larger story...