Influence of Money Distribution on Civil Violence Model by Ignacio Ormazábal, F. A. Borotto, H. F. Astudillo

“…This reduces social protests and the system shows a phase transition of the second order for a critical saving parameter. …”
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Évolution des registres de l’action, de la ruse à la mobilisation de la notion « droit » par les habitants des bidonvilles au Maroc by Habiba Essahel

“…Based on empirical research, this article proposes to identify the modes of protest and ranges of action used by slum dwellers to integrate their neighborhood into the city or to protest against urban transformation. …”
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Da Praia da Estação ao Conselho Municipal de Cultura: Mobilizações urbanas e direito à cidade em Belo Horizonte (Minas Gerais, Brasil) by Pauline Bosredon, Flavio Carsalade

“…After discussing the protest movement, the article deals with the creation of new negotiation channels with the population and highlights how the institutionalisation of social protest tends to weaken the richness of alternative forms of expression.…”
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De la Praia da Estação au Conseil municipal de la culture : Mobilisations citadines et droit à la ville à Belo Horizonte (Minas Gerais, Brésil) by Pauline Bosredon, Flavio Carsalade

“…After discussing the protest movement, the article deals with the creation of new negotiation channels with the population and highlights how the institutionalisation of social protest tends to weaken the richness of alternative forms of expression.…”
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L’immagine come arma. Il ruolo delle fotografie nella protesta di Euromaidan by Tamara Mykhaylyak

“…Intentionally we focused on the images produced by the protesters and the journalists that supported the protest. …”
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Protesta social y poesía. Brasil 2013-2018:Onde no mundo. Onde estão as bombas. by Susana Scramim

“…Poems by several authors between 2013 and 2019 protest against this absence. This paper raises questions about this place and the language traits observed during its poetical enunciation. …”
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Les partis politiques égyptiens dans la révolution by Clément Steuer

“…Consequently, they did not attempt to challenge the regime and remained on the sidelines of the protest movements that proliferated over the past decade. …”
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La révolution tunisienne : interactions entre militantisme de terrain et mobilisation des réseaux sociaux by Zeineb Touati

“…We bring to light the changing role of social networks throughout the protests in Tunisia between December 17, 2010 (date of the first gatherings) and January 14, 2011 (date of Ben Ali’s departure) in response to the needs of on-the-ground mobilization and evolution of activists and protesters’ involvement. …”
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CALCULATED RISKS: EXPLORING PLAGUE ETHICS WITH LUTHER AND BARTH by A. Hancock

“…With these texts from Luther and Barth in view, the article returns to questions of risk, worship, and protest in the context of the pandemic, outlining six potential fruitful themes for ongoing conversation and discernment. …”
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March 8, 2019: A snapshot of new participants in the feminist mobilisation by Maite Aurrekoetxea-Casaus

“…The objective was to detect the new elements or nuances of neoliberal ideology that converge in the identity of the women who participated in the social protests and organisations linked to feminism. Among the participants in the M8 protests, the existence of new neoliberal indicators in women who call themselves feminists is verified. …”
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Révolution tunisienne et Internet : le rôle des médias sociaux by Romain Lecomte

“…Following the popular protest movement that led to the fall of the regime of Zine el Abidine Ben Ali, the media and ICT experts stressed the revolutionary role of the Internet in Tunisia, particularly of the “social networks”. …”
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Political discourses on race and social inequalities through social media and live parliamentary debates in South Africa by Limukani Mathe

“…The article reveals that protest and provocative political statements by EFF members attract audience and media attention, and reinforce their political agenda. …”
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Effects of instructional therapeutic play in the behavior of children during the first attempt at intravenous catheterization by Luciano Marques dos Santos, Erika Ribeiro de Souza, Patrícia Kuerten Rocha, Edmara Bazoni Soares Maia, Karine Emanuelle Oliveira Peixoto da Silva, Raygleise dos Santos Borges, Leonardo Bigolin Jantsch, Bianka Sousa Martins Silva

“…Results: Statistically significant differences were observed between the intervention and control groups in the variables: nervousness, moving to immobilization, protest and assistance during venipuncture. The use of therapeutic play reduced the risk of being nervous during the procedure by 43%, the risk of moving did so by 51%, and the risk of not protesting by 51%. …”
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Political Crisis in France: «Gilets Jaunes» and the End of the «First Period» of the Emmanuel Macron’s Governance by E. O. Obichkina

“…A wave of «gilets jaunes» protests seems to be contingent on the specific situation that emerged in France during the presidential elections of 2017 and the beginning of the era of Emmanuel Macron, who aims at restructuring French society and economy. …”
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Sole Native Authority (SNA) and the People at War: A Historical Review of the 1948 Erunkoja tax Riot in Ile-Ife by Abiodun S. Afolabi

“…Indeed, the British decentralized despotism, the introduction of some burdensome taxation policies, and other prevalent tax related considerations naturally engendered resistance, which manifested in protest movements, revolts and outright riots in some places in Yorubaland. …”
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Trouble dans le gangsta-rap : quand des rappeuses s’approprient une esthétique masculine by Keivan Djavadzadeh

“…The hypermasculinity it promotes can therefore be understood as a form of “protest masculinity”. Despite gangsta-rap sexual politics, some female rappers have decided to contribute to this subgenre of rap music because its aesthetic offered them new possibilities of expression and protest. …”
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Le gouvernement sécuritaire palestinien au prisme de l’émeute by Minas Ouchaklian

“…It shows how, within the framework of a protest mobilization, the security logic promoted by the PA is internalized by the actors.…”
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War, Trade and Desire: Urban Design and the Counter Public Spheres of Bangkok by Brian McGrath

“…In contrast, as the political base of protest in Thailand widened, the glittering shopping malls at Ratchaprasong became a new site of protest, fuelled by urban and rural working poor who sensed they could not afford to partake in Bangkok’s phantasmagorical splendours. …”
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La fin du maton ? Transformation de la relation carcérale et rationalisation du maintien de l’ordre dans les modules de respect by Valérie Icard

“…This article deals with the issue of prison protests, with regard to the evolutions of order maintaining in contemporary French prisons. …”
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Small Islands – Big Problem: Senkaku/Diaoyu and the Weight of History and Geography in China-Japan Relations by Gavan McCormack

“…That Shimane decision prompted fierce protests in South Korea. The Ishigaki decision seems likely to do no less in China. …”
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