Maria Rovisco and Jonathan Corpus Ong are both lecturers in media and communication at the University of Leicester.
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Acknowledgements / Introduction Maria Rovisco and Jonathan Corpus Ong / Part I: Street Politics Occupations and Dissent / 1. Identity Place and Politics: From Picket Lines to Occupation Pollyanna Ruiz / 2. Occupying the digital-popular Paolo Gerbaudo / 3. Place Protest & Communication: Protest Camps and the Mediatisation of Space Fabian Frenzel Patrick McCurdy Anna Feigenbaum / Part II: Democratic Struggles New Publics and Mediated Protest / 4. Protest as Interruption of the Disaster Imaginary: Overcoming Voice-Denying Rationalities in Post-Haiyan Philippines Nicole Curato Jonathan Corpus Ong Liezel Longboan / 5. 'We Live in Public': Twitter and Self-Mediated Hyper-Visibility in the Occupy Wall Street Movement Joel Penney / 6. The Relationship between Online and Offline Participation in a Social Movement: Gezi Park Protests in the Diaspora Christine Ogan Roya Imani Giglou and Leen d'Haenens / 7. Mediating Movement in Occupied Spaces: Documentation on Social Media Pages in the Context of the Umbrella Movement Lisa Y. M. Leung / Part III: The Performance of Protest / 8. Performative Revolution in Egypt: An essay in Cultural Power Jeffrey Alexander / 9. Hybridity in Street Performance of Zulu and Mardi Gras Indians in New Orleans Diane Grams / 10. Minority Groups and Strategies of Display and Dissent in Physical Virtual and Hybrid Spaces Cheryll Ruth R. Soriano and Ruepert Jiel Cao / List of Contributors
Acknowledgements / Introduction Maria Rovisco and Jonathan Corpus Ong / Part I: Street Politics Occupations and Dissent / 1. Identity Place and Politics: From Picket Lines to Occupation Pollyanna Ruiz / 2. Occupying the digital-popular Paolo Gerbaudo / 3. Place Protest & Communication: Protest Camps and the Mediatisation of Space Fabian Frenzel Patrick McCurdy Anna Feigenbaum / Part II: Democratic Struggles New Publics and Mediated Protest / 4. Protest as Interruption of the Disaster Imaginary: Overcoming Voice-Denying Rationalities in Post-Haiyan Philippines Nicole Curato Jonathan Corpus Ong Liezel Longboan / 5. 'We Live in Public': Twitter and Self-Mediated Hyper-Visibility in the Occupy Wall Street Movement Joel Penney / 6. The Relationship between Online and Offline Participation in a Social Movement: Gezi Park Protests in the Diaspora Christine Ogan Roya Imani Giglou and Leen d'Haenens / 7. Mediating Movement in Occupied Spaces: Documentation on Social Media Pages in the Context of the Umbrella Movement Lisa Y. M. Leung / Part III: The Performance of Protest / 8. Performative Revolution in Egypt: An essay in Cultural Power Jeffrey Alexander / 9. Hybridity in Street Performance of Zulu and Mardi Gras Indians in New Orleans Diane Grams / 10. Minority Groups and Strategies of Display and Dissent in Physical Virtual and Hybrid Spaces Cheryll Ruth R. Soriano and Ruepert Jiel Cao / List of Contributors
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