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245 00 a| Contemporary social movements :b| historical and descriptive accounts /c| edited by David A Snow, University of California, Doug McAdam, Stanford University, Dana M. Moss, University of Notre Dame.;

264 1 a| Hoboken, NJ :b| Wiley Blackwell,c| 2026.;

300 a| xvi, 240 pages ;c| 28 cm;

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504 a| Includes bibliographical references and index.;

700 1 a| McAdam, Doug,e| editor.1| https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJr3wMtdfq3KrQyvFTB773=| ^A197810;

505 0 a| Part I: Pro-and Anti-Democratic Movements. Right-wing Populist Political Movements / Kerem Morgül -- Trumpism, the Maga Movement, and 6 January 2021 / Sidney Tarrow -- Democratic Uprisings and Unarmed Protests / Benjamin S. Case -- Hong Kong: From Anti-extradition to Anti-authoritarian Movement / Edmund W. Cheng, Samson Yuen -- Part II: Political Economy. The Rise and Fall of the Tea Party Insurgency / Patrick Rafail, John D. McCarthy -- Anti-austerity Protests in Europe / Maria Kousis -- Labor Mobilization and Revitalization in the Twenty-first Century / Sara Gia Trongone, Barry Eidlin -- Anti-extraction Movements and Global Capitalism / Alessandro Morosin -- Anti-Globalization Movements / James Goodman, S. A. Hamed Hosseini -- Part III: Environmental Movements. Anti-fossil Fuel Activism and Climate Change / Andrew Cheon -- Environmental Justice and Climate Justice Movements / Paul D. Almeida, Rasha Naseif, Luis Rubén González Márquez -- Greta Thunberg and the Climate Strike Movement / Mattias Wahlström, Katrin Uba -- Extinction Rebellion / Brian Doherty, Graeme Hayes, Clare Saunders -- Part IV: Race and Ethnicity. Black Lives Matter in the United States and Around the World / Emmanuel Cannady, Elizabeth Jordie Davies -- The US Immigrant Rights Movement / Chris Zepeda-Millán, Ramon Garibaldo Valdez -- Indigenous Peoples' Movements / Jeffrey A. Gardner, Patricia Richards -- White Supremacist Movements Worldwide / Heidi Beirich -- Part V: Gender, Sexualities, and Bodies. Pro-life and Pro-choice Movements / Deana A. Rohlinger -- #MeToo as a Form of Feminist Activism / Jo Reger -- Male Supremacist Men's Movements / Emily K. Carian -- LGBTQ Movements in the United States / Amy Stone -- The Disability Rights Movement in the United States / David Pettinicchio -- Part VI: Cultural and Political Polarization. Guns in Politics / Jennifer Carlson -- Cultural Conflict in Higher Education / Amy J. Binder -- Student Movement for Gaza on US Campuses / Anna Johnson, Atalia Omer -- The Anti-vaccination Movement and Science Denialism / Kevin A. Estep, David A. Snow -- From Fringe to Frontlines: The Evolution of the AI Safety Movement / John Bliss -- Progressive Religious Movements / Rhys H. Williams, Todd Nicholas Fuist -- Part VII: Extremism. Alt-right and Patriot Militia Extremism / Robert Futrell, Pete Simi -- Antisemitic and Hate Movements / James Hawdon, Matthew Costello -- White Christian Nationalism / Philip Gorski, Samuel L. Perry -- Hindu Nationalism: Movement, Network, and Para-state / Thomas Blom Hansen -- Islamist Extremist Movements: Al-Qaeda and ISIS / Anne Likuski.;

520 a| "This book consists of 33 original descriptive chapters on major, contemporary social movements in the United States and around the world. Social movements are generally thought of as important agents of social, political, and cultural change. In some cases, the change sought is proactive and progressive in the sense of moving beyond the status quo or extant social, political, and cultural currents, as in the case of the Black Lives Matter movements and variants of the women's movement, like #MeToo, in the United States and elsewhere. In other cases, the change may be more reactive or regressive in the sense of seeking to preserve the status quo by resisting currents of change or by returning to an earlier idealized order, as with the Taliban movement in Afghanistan and remnants of ISIS in Syria and Iraq or various right-wing populist movements coursing through portions of the world, like the current MAGA movement in the United States"--c| Provided by publisher.;

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Contemporary social movements : historical and descriptive accounts / edited by David A Snow, University of California, Doug McAdam, Stanford University, Dana M. Moss, University of Notre Dame.

Other author	McAdam, Doug, editor.
Other author	Snow, David A., editor.
Other author	Moss, Dana M., editor.
Format	Book
Publication	Hoboken, NJ : Wiley Blackwell, 2026.
Copyright Date	©2026
Description	xvi, 240 pages ; 28 cm
Subjects	Social movements.

Contents	Part I: Pro-and Anti-Democratic Movements. Right-wing Populist Political Movements / Kerem Morgül -- Trumpism, the Maga Movement, and 6 January 2021 / Sidney Tarrow -- Democratic Uprisings and Unarmed Protests / Benjamin S. Case -- Hong Kong: From Anti-extradition to Anti-authoritarian Movement / Edmund W. Cheng, Samson Yuen -- Part II: Political Economy. The Rise and Fall of the Tea Party Insurgency / Patrick Rafail, John D. McCarthy -- Anti-austerity Protests in Europe / Maria Kousis -- Labor Mobilization and Revitalization in the Twenty-first Century / Sara Gia Trongone, Barry Eidlin -- Anti-extraction Movements and Global Capitalism / Alessandro Morosin -- Anti-Globalization Movements / James Goodman, S. A. Hamed Hosseini -- Part III: Environmental Movements. Anti-fossil Fuel Activism and Climate Change / Andrew Cheon -- Environmental Justice and Climate Justice Movements / Paul D. Almeida, Rasha Naseif, Luis Rubén González Márquez -- Greta Thunberg and the Climate Strike Movement / Mattias Wahlström, Katrin Uba -- Extinction Rebellion / Brian Doherty, Graeme Hayes, Clare Saunders -- Part IV: Race and Ethnicity. Black Lives Matter in the United States and Around the World / Emmanuel Cannady, Elizabeth Jordie Davies -- The US Immigrant Rights Movement / Chris Zepeda-Millán, Ramon Garibaldo Valdez -- Indigenous Peoples' Movements / Jeffrey A. Gardner, Patricia Richards -- White Supremacist Movements Worldwide / Heidi Beirich -- Part V: Gender, Sexualities, and Bodies. Pro-life and Pro-choice Movements / Deana A. Rohlinger -- #MeToo as a Form of Feminist Activism / Jo Reger -- Male Supremacist Men's Movements / Emily K. Carian -- LGBTQ Movements in the United States / Amy Stone -- The Disability Rights Movement in the United States / David Pettinicchio -- Part VI: Cultural and Political Polarization. Guns in Politics / Jennifer Carlson -- Cultural Conflict in Higher Education / Amy J. Binder -- Student Movement for Gaza on US Campuses / Anna Johnson, Atalia Omer -- The Anti-vaccination Movement and Science Denialism / Kevin A. Estep, David A. Snow -- From Fringe to Frontlines: The Evolution of the AI Safety Movement / John Bliss -- Progressive Religious Movements / Rhys H. Williams, Todd Nicholas Fuist -- Part VII: Extremism. Alt-right and Patriot Militia Extremism / Robert Futrell, Pete Simi -- Antisemitic and Hate Movements / James Hawdon, Matthew Costello -- White Christian Nationalism / Philip Gorski, Samuel L. Perry -- Hindu Nationalism: Movement, Network, and Para-state / Thomas Blom Hansen -- Islamist Extremist Movements: Al-Qaeda and ISIS / Anne Likuski.
Abstract	"This book consists of 33 original descriptive chapters on major, contemporary social movements in the United States and around the world. Social movements are generally thought of as important agents of social, political, and cultural change. In some cases, the change sought is proactive and progressive in the sense of moving beyond the status quo or extant social, political, and cultural currents, as in the case of the Black Lives Matter movements and variants of the women's movement, like #MeToo, in the United States and elsewhere. In other cases, the change may be more reactive or regressive in the sense of seeking to preserve the status quo by resisting currents of change or by returning to an earlier idealized order, as with the Taliban movement in Afghanistan and remnants of ISIS in Syria and Iraq or various right-wing populist movements coursing through portions of the world, like the current MAGA movement in the United States"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references and index.
LCCN	2025036448
ISBN	9781394300334
ISBN	1394300336 paperback
ISBN	adobe electronic book
ISBN	electronic publication

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