‘Messianic Fraternity’: Anticommunism in the General Conferences of the Latin American and Caribbean Episcopate by Carlos Piccone-Camere

“…It also examines how anticommunist positions shaped pastoral strategies, particularly in relation to social movements like liberation theology, and reinforced an episcopal identity centered on defending Christian values against a perceived global ideological threat. …”
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Viral Justice: TikTok Activism, Misinformation, and the Fight for Social Change in Southeast Asia by Nuurrianti Jalli

“…The insights from this study contribute to a deeper understanding of TikTok’s role in contemporary social movements and the challenges faced by youth activists in the digital age.…”
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Condição humana, condição cidadã: um ensaio sobre a dignidade da política e os desafios do novo Estado democrático by Adelia Maria Miglievich Ribeiro

“…Key words: social theory, postmodern critique, social movements.…”
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SOCIAL PROTEST IN CONTEMPORARY INDONESIA by L. M. Efimova

“…As a consequence forms and modes of the social protest are different in diverse regions of the country and among various social and ethnic groups. Spontaneous social movements triggered by the drastic fall of the living condition of the wide masses of the country’s population are the most dangerous to the ruling elite. …”
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The Missing Colors of the Rainbow: Black Queer Resistance by Elena Kiesling

“…This paper traces the historical context of queer activism and black activism from the social movements of the 1960s and 1970s in the U.S. in order to show the deep rift between blackness and queerness that comes into full force in a supposedly colorblind nation that more than once claimed that “gay is the new black.” …”
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Histoire, mémoire et tribus ou les aarch de 2001 en Kabylie by Nassim Amrouche

“…This memorial and historical dynamic has also allowed the militants and partisans to revisit a remoter past: crisis in the nationalist movement, post Independence social movements, etc. This revision of memories for which culture and language remain the base, has allowed to envisage cultural and identity territory that goes beyond the frontiers of the nation state.If these data are those of the politics, the militants, the social basis of the movement, which has mobilized up to a 1,5 million of people, have re-use these tools of contestation in order to transform them into sources of the contemporaneous socioeconomic malaise.…”
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MUHAMMADIYAH EDUCATION'S READINESS IN THE SOCIETY 5.0 ERA by Rahmad Sugianto, Rani Darmayanti, M. Nurul Humaidi

“…They strengthened religious-social movements as a driving force for the struggle by the spirit inherited by KH Ahmad Dahlan. …”
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Raça, cultura e pertencimento: a emergência da noção de diáspora africana by Cauê Gomes Flor

“…Since the end of the 19th century it was present in the United States, having an important role as a locus of belonging, contributing to the building of solidarities and political agendas of the black American social movements. In addition, the notion of the African diaspora was essential for the construction, institutionalization and postulation of theoretical-methodological paradigms for what is now (recently) termed African-American Studies. …”
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Whither WikiLeaks? The Case for the Critical Diplomatic History Method in American Empire Studies by Edward Hunt

“…By identifying a field of study and a method of analysis, this paper makes the case that scholars can work with the WikiLeaks documents to reveal hidden imperial structures, generate momentum for dismantling the American empire, and empower social movements that are working to create a better world.…”
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Cidades e exclusão social: o Sul dentro do Sul, o Norte dentro do Sul by Marília Veríssimo Veronese

“…Hybridization of knowledge and practices with other active urban social movements seems to be the main strength of Silva Quilombo leaders, to make its existence in the city and produce its rights to the city.…”
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Socio-Legal Strategies against a Total Abortion Ban in El Salvador: Alliances in Hostile Contexts by María Angélica Peñas Defago, Violeta Cánaves

“…Abstract The case of El Salvador provides unique evidence of how solidarity is possible among different social movements in struggles over abortion law reform and its impact, even in contexts of extreme criminalization. …”
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Blogging down a dictatorship by Last Moyo

“…The Internet is seen as certainly enhancing the people’s right to communicate, but only to a limited extent because of access disparities, on the one hand, and its appropriation by liberal social movements whose configuration is elitist, on the other. …”
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Pouvoir parler des pesticides ? Une recherche-action pour éprouver les capabilités des travailleurs viticoles (Gironde, France) by Ludovic Ginelli, Jacqueline Candau, Agossè Nadège Degbelo, Camille Noûs

“…This configuration of pesticide use "transition" raises health, environmental and social justice issues, as do specific social movements, such as Environmental Justice in the United States or "ecologism of the poor" in the South (Martinez-Alier, 2014). …”
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Normal Deviance: The Dreyfus Affair by Marie-Christine Leps

“…Enmeshing issues of security and nation, of population and race, the Dreyfus affair forced governments, intellectuals, media, and what we now refer to as the ‘new social movements’ into wide-ranging debates and strategic interventions that forged new relations among them. …”
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Geografia das colônias agrícolas no médio rio Amazonas, município de Urucará-AM by Arenilton Monteiro Serrão, Manuel de Jesus Masulo da Cruz

“…This decade is emblematic not only by the visibility that the social movements in the countryside acquired in Brazil, but especially by the organization and strengthening of the peasantry in the middle Amazon River. …”
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Participations by Mariekie Burger

“…These options are based on different theoretical frameworks that already exist in the field of Development Communication and Social Change, namely: modernisation; dependency disassociation and social movements; Freirean dialogical pedagogy; UNESCO’s media system approach (that foregrounds access, participation and self-management); and participatory communication for development and social change. …”
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Clearing the forest, adding social struggles: territorialities and alternatives in the Argentinian environmental disaster by Joaquin Ulises Deon

“…Likewise, it becomes evident how the State has criminalized these struggles in its attempts to break down the social coalitions built by the assemblies and social movements, involved in building a collective counter hegemony. …”
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A proposta da Base Nacional Comum Curricular e o debate entre 1988 e 2015 by Ileizi Luciana Fiorelli Silva, Henrique Fernandes Alves Neto, Daniel Vitor Vicente

“…Besides these agencies and agents, the various organizations of social movements, economic groups, scientific associations and universities were invited and/or volunteered to participate in the processes of the development of curriculum proposals. …”
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How do transnational grassroots networks reframe the global norms of water and forests governance? by Émilie Dupuits, Géraldine Pflieger

“…This paper addresses the question by adopting a geographical approach of transnational social movements and undertaking a discourse analysis. …”
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Not tourism-phobia but urban-philia: understanding stakeholders’ perceptions of urban touristification by Asunción Blanco-Romero, Macià Blàzquez-Salom, Marc Morell, Robert Fletcher

“…This article problematizes the recent appearance of this term by unravelling the links between the materiality of contemporary urban tourism and the response it receives from social movements opposing its expansion. We endeavour to understand the meaning that different actors involved in the city's touristification attach to this term, and in particular the perceptions of citizens’ movements that claim to espouse not tourism-phobia but urban-philia. …”
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