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monografia Rebiun24245343 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun24245343 m o d | cr -n--------- 160818t20162016ne ab o 001 0 eng d 90-485-2546-2 UR0519131 MiAaPQ eng rda pn MiAaPQ MiAaPQ Angelovici, Marcos author Street politics in the age of austerity from the Indignados to Occupy Marcos Angelovici, Pascale Dufour and Héloïse Nez Amsterdam, Netherlands Amsterdam University Press 2016 Amsterdam, Netherlands Amsterdam, Netherlands Amsterdam University Press ©2016 1 online resource (313 p.) 1 online resource (313 p.) Protest and Social Movements 8 Includes index Cover; Contents; Acknowledgements; 1. Introduction; From the Indignados to Occupy: Prospects for Comparison; Pascale Dufour, Héloïse Nez and Marcos Ancelovici; Part 1 - How Structural Factors Shape Mobilization; 2. Austerity and New Spaces for Protest; The Financial Crisis and Its Victims; George Ross; 3. Mobilization of Protest in the Age of Austerity; Hanspeter Kriesi; 4. The Spanish Indignados and Israel's Social Justice Movement; The Role of Political Cleavages in Two Large-Scale Protests; Ignacia Perugorría, Michael Shalev and Benjamín Tejerina Part 2 - The Practical and Spatial Dimensions of Activism5. "We Must Register a Victory to Continue Fighting"; Locating the Action of the Indignados in Madrid; Héloïse Nez; 6. The Spatial Dimensions of the Greek Protest Campaign against the Troika's Memoranda and Austerity, 2010-2013; Maria Kousis; 7. Occupy Montreal and the Politics of Horizontalism; Marcos Ancelovici; Part 3 - Complex Diffusion, from the Global Justice Movement to Indignados to Occupy; 8. Social Movements and Political Moments; Reflections on the Intersections of Global Justice Movements & Occupy Wall Street; Jackie Smith 9. A Global Movement for Real Democracy?The Resonance of Anti-Austerity Protest from Spain and Greece to Occupy Wall Street; Leonidas Oikonomakis and Jérôme E. Roos; Part 4 - When the Crisis Is not Enough; 10. Camps as the Sole Symbolic Expression of Protest; The Difficulties of Occupy in Ireland; Clément Desbos and Frédéric Royall; 11. The Occupy Movement in France; Why Protests Have Not Taken Off; Didier Chabanet and Arnaud Lacheret; 12. Conclusion; Place-Based Movements and Macro Transformations; Pascale Dufour, Héloïse Nez and Marcos Ancelovici; List of Authors; Index List of Tables and IllustrationsCharts; Chart 2.1 - Euro Area (18) GDP Growth Rate; Chart 2.2 - Euro Area (18) Unemployment Rate; Chart 2.3 - Euro Area (18) Youth Unemployment Rate (under 25); Chart 2.4 - Euro Area (18) Long-term Unemployment Rate (12 months and more); Figures; Figure 4.1 - Proportion of strong supporters relative to the mean, according to left-right position; Figure 4.2 - Two types of engagement in protest, by left-right ideology; Figure 4.3 - Two types of engagement in protest, by attitude towards redistribution; Figure 4.4 - Correlates of the left-right cleavage in Spain Figure 4.5 - Passive and active support for the Israeli protests by sociopolitical blocFigure 4.6 - Passive support for the Israeli protests by sociopolitical bloc and fear of future economic distress; Figure 4.7 - The joint effects of religiosity and leftism on support and participation in the Spanish 15M protests; Figure 4.8 - The joint effects of regional identity and leftism on support and participation in the 15M demonstrations; Figure 4.9 - OLS regressions predicting high passive support or active participation in the 15M and 14J protests Figure 8.1 - Logics of action and their organizational implications Dufour, Pascale author Nez, Héloïse author 90-8964-763-5 Protest and social movements 8