Un écoféminisme à la française ? Les liens entre mouvements féministe et écologiste dans les années 1970 en France by Isabelle Cambourakis

“…It analyses in particular three aspects of efforts to make these movements converge: the attempts to organize meetings and coalitions between the ecologist movement and some feminists; the theoretical links proposed by Françoise d’Eaubonne from 1974 surrounding the concept of eco-feminism; and the growing interest in ecology of some differentialist feminists situated at the junction of various social movements. This article highlights the specificity of the French situation at the end of the 1970s as a transnational ecofeminist movement emerged.…”
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Collective Atmospheres. Phenomenological explorations of protesting crowds with Canetti, Schmitz, and Tarde by Simon Runkel

“…The paper contributes to a better understanding of the links between social movements, emotional crowd dynamics and the emergence of communal atmospheres of protest. …”
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Questão social em Portugal: indicadores e desafios para o Serviço Social by Alexandra Aparecida Leite Toffanetto Seabra Eiras, Alex Fabiano Toledo, Daniela Joana Magalhães Monteiroda Silva, Maria Emília Freitas Ferreira

“…According to the theoretical-methodological direction of the network research “Social Work in History: social question and social movements - Latin America and Europe.” Methodology. …”
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Od ruchu protestu do partii władzy. Rozwój Zielonych w Niemczech by Grzegorz Brzozowski-Zabost

“…In the 1970s new social movements like environmentalists, peace organizations and feminist founded political party The Greens (Die Grünen). …”
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“Things Fall Apart?” Prospects of Solidarity in a Precarious World by Matthew Mabefam, Kennedy Mbeva, Issah Wumbla

“…Drawing on illustrative examples from a variety of social movements worldwide, we analyse the diverse forms of solidarity and the tensions that arise when dissent and resistance intersect with collective action. …”
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Repolitizando el « desarrollo ». Las ONGD y la acción colectiva en España by Beltrán Roca

“…Some voices within Development Non-Governmental Organisations (DNGOs) defend the « repolitising of development », that is, rescuing the spirit of the social movements from which they born in order to carry out collective action. …”
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Os Relatórios do Desenvolvimento Humano (RDHs) e o padrão de intervenção pública na área social: os desafios postos à forma de organização do Estado no Brasil by Maria José de Rezende

“…Changing the orientation of the State actions is the biggest political challenge posed to the segments (civil society organizations, political leaders, social movements, associations, intellectuals) that fight for a more inclusive and equitable pattern of social organization.…”
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Giving Voice: Examining the Tactical Repertoires of Nonprofit Advocacy for Disadvantaged Populations by MacIndoe Heather, Beaton Erynn E., Manuella Pache de Athayde Maria, Ojelabi Olanike

“…To answer these questions, we look to the framework of tactical repertoires from sociological studies of social movements. Analysis of a survey of New England nonprofits (N = 656, 55 % response rate) indicates that nonprofits serving disadvantaged populations use similar tactics to organizations advocating for other constituencies but employ them at higher rates. …”
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The Olympic “Revolt” of 1968 and its Lessons for Contemporary African American Athletic Activism by Douglas Hartmann

“…At a basic level, the exercise reminds us that sport-based activism is not unprecedented and, when it emerges, tends to be connected with the larger social movements of the day (the Civil Rights movement in the 1960s and Black Lives Matter more recently). …”
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An Overview On Social Innovation Research: Guiding Future Studies by Manuela Rösing Agostini, Luciana Marques Vieira, Rosana da Rosa Portella Tondolo, Vilmar Antonio Gonçalves Tondolo

“…The trends link the SI to areas such as institutional theory; social movements theory; power and multi-actors perspective.…”
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Beyond Precarity: Collective Practices and Political Subjectivities from Argentina’s Popular Economy by María Inés Fernández Álvarez

“…This article asserts that this process of collective construction creates tension between classical work divisions, such as formal/informal, salaried employee/non-salaried employee, worker movements/social movements, to the extent that wage earning work operates as a platform from which subjectivities are projected, less as material to be transformed and more as a foundation for generating collective rights.…”
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Quel devenir pour l’Etat, la nation, l’Etat-nation dans la Bolivie d’Evo Morales ? by Christine Delfour

“…What relationship between social movements, political parties and the State? How can avoid the threat of bipolarization?…”
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Conflitos ambientais em Minas Gerais: exploração da água na microrregião de São Lourenço by Eder Jurandir Carneiro, Mauro Francisco da Costa Assis

“…For this data surveys were conducted in the archives of the Ministério Público do Estado de Minas Gerais (MPMP), as well in interviews and workshop with social movements engaged in struggles for environmental justice in the middleregion south-southwest of Minas Gerais where is located the microregion of São Lourenço. …”
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El anticapitalismo y sus aproximaciones al trabajo social brasileño: anunciando algunas controversias y concepciones by Kelly Rodrigues Melatti, Terezinha de Fátima Rodrigues, Maria Carmelita Yazbek

“…This presence is expressed through the organic linkages with social movements and struggles in a highly unequal brazilian society, marked by late capitalism, dependence, subordination, and reconfigured forms of colonial slavery in the shape of racist and patriarchal practices. …”
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Reframing tradition: how NGOs sell market-based conservation to Indigenous communities—lessons from the Leco community in Bolivia by Rajiv Maher, Nanna Schmidt

“…To understand the communication strategy for swaying the community, we apply framing theory from communicative and social movements literature. Through analysis of archival data, interviews with NGO officials, and fieldwork in Bolivian communities, we highlight the importance of different framing strategies, especially ‘prognostic’ and ‘motivational’ framing, in persuading Indigenous Leco farmers to adopt market-driven conservation practices. …”
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Terra, poder e violência: conflitos no Mato Grosso do Sul e a relação do agronegócio com os Kaiowá e Guarani by Daniel Macedo Lopes Vasques Monteiro

“…It is worth noting that in addition to the bibliographic review, research was done on news and social movements sites that contribute to the debate about the violence that occurs in the land dispute. …”
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Crisis, poverty and hunger. Food sovereignty as an alternative by HIDALGO MORATAL, Moisés

“…In this context, we examine the alternative possibilities currently offered by food sovereignty, a concept that originates in international social movements and which has been found in the daily life of various rural areas, and is, at the same time, consistent with several critical theories originating from the academic world…”
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«Puliamo San Siro»: lottare contro lo stigma territoriale in un quartiere di edilizia popolare di Milano by Paolo Grassi

“…The first one (Comitato di Quartiere – Committee of the Neighbourhood) is formed by a group of elderly Italian residents; the second one (Comitato Abitanti – Committee of the Residents) is connected to the Milanese social movements that fight for housing rights. Despite their different visions, the two committees pursue a very similar objective when they implement actions aimed to set up a “clean” and “nice” public space: deconstructing the territorial stigma, i.e. demanding a spatial justice against their marginalization.…”
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Soğuk Savaş Döneminde Türk Dış Politikasının Kimliği: İdeolojinin Sonu mu? by Fulya ÖZKAN

“…In the first half of the article, social movements which were shaped by a variety of ideological identities will be analyzed. …”
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Cinquante nuances de rouge. Les marxismes face à la pluralisation du conflit social by Alexis Piat

“…The rise in importance, during the second half of the twentieth century, of « new social movements » (feminism, anti-racism, ecology, LGBT movement), centered on antagonisms other than class antagonisms, thus led it to be considered a largely obsolete framework for analyzing social conflicts. …”
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