عنوان
پدید آورنده
موضوع
رده
کتابخانه
محل استقرار
10.1080/14747731.2012.680725
IR
A444
انگلیسی
IR
Coalescence of the Global Peace and Justice Movements
[Article]
/ Ruth Reitan
7731-1474
This work examines how the Alter-Globalization Movement has sustained a transnational presence throughout the ongoing cycle of contention that began in the mid-1990s, even as priorities, leaders, targets, claims, and frames have continuously evolved. It traces the ‘transnational coalescence’ process between the post-Seattle, anti-neoliberal movement and anti-war concerns triggered by the 9/11 attacks and George W. Bush’s war on terror, and centers on the protest wave that crested in the global day of action against war on 15 February 2003. Rather than simply an exodus—i.e. ‘spillover’ or ‘spillout’—from one movement to another, or a distinct transnational movement arising spontaneously, key bridge-building organizations have proven crucial in shifting down to harness nascent activist energies by brokering new ties and reinvigorating old ones as well as frameextending between emerging and extant concerns, in order to scale back up as a broader transnational movement for Global Peace and Justice.
, (June 2012)
: 337-350
Globalizations
, 9/3
global peace and justice
anti-war
anti-neoliberal
alter-globalization
transnational social movements
bridge-builder
crossover
scale shift
coalescence
miscibility
dynamics of contention
spillover
Reitan, Ruth
ایران
مرکز ملی جهانی شدن
20141014
A444.pdf
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