In The Oxford Handbook of Latin American Social Movements, Federico M. Rossi presents a survey of the broad range of theoretical perspectives on social movements in Latin America. Bringing together a wide variety of viewpoints, the Handbook includes five sections: theoretical approaches to social movements, as applied to Latin America; processes and dynamics of social movements; major social movements in the region; ideational and strategic dimensions of social movements; and the relationship between political institutions and social movements. Covering key social movements and social dynamics…mehr
In The Oxford Handbook of Latin American Social Movements, Federico M. Rossi presents a survey of the broad range of theoretical perspectives on social movements in Latin America. Bringing together a wide variety of viewpoints, the Handbook includes five sections: theoretical approaches to social movements, as applied to Latin America; processes and dynamics of social movements; major social movements in the region; ideational and strategic dimensions of social movements; and the relationship between political institutions and social movements. Covering key social movements and social dynamics in Latin America from the late nineteenth century to the twenty-first century, The Oxford Handbook of Latin American Social Movements is an indispensable reference for any scholar interested in social movements, protest, contentious politics, and Latin American studies.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Federico M. Rossi (PhD, European University Institute, Florence) is a Profesor-Investigador of the Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CONICET) at the Universidad Nacional de San Martín in Buenos Aires, and a Senior Fellow of the Humboldt Stiftung at the German Institute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA) in Hamburg. He has published The Poor's Struggle for Political Incorporation: The Piquetero Movement in Argentina (Cambridge University Press), Reshaping the Political Arena in Latin America: From Resisting Neoliberalism to the Second Incorporation (University of Pittsburgh Press), Social Movement Dynamics: New Perspectives on Theory and Research from Latin America (Routledge), and La participación de las juventudes hoy: la condición juvenil y la redefinición del involucramiento político y social (Prometeo).
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* About the Editor * About the Contributors * Introduction * 1. Multiple Paradigms for Understanding a Mobilized Region * Federico M. Rossi * Part I: Theoretical Perspectives * 2. Marxist Theories of Latin American Social Movements * Jeffery R. Webber * 3. Resource Mobilization and Political Process Theories in Latin America * Nicolás M. Somma * 4. New Social Movements in Latin America and the Changing Socio-Political Matrix * Manuel Antonio Garretón and Nicolás Selamé * 5. Relational Approaches to Social Movements in (and beyond) Latin America * Sam Halvorsen and Federico M. Rossi * 6. Network Approaches to Latin American Movements * Rose J. Spalding * 7. Feminist and Queer Perspectives on Latin American Social Movements * Niki Johnson and Diego Sempol * 8. Decolonizing Approaches to Latin American Social Movements * Juliana Flórez-Flórez and María Carolina Olarte-Olarte * Part II: Main Processes and Dynamics * 9. Protest Waves in Latin America: Facilitating Conditions and Outcomes * Paul Almeida * 10. Social Movements and Nationalism in Latin America * Matthias vom Hau * 11. Social Movements and Revolutions in Latin America: A Complex Relationship * Salvador Martí i Puig and Alberto Martín Álvarez * 12. Social Movements under Authoritarian Regimes in Latin America * Charles D. Brockett * 13. Social Movements and Democratization Processes in Latin America * María Inclán * 14. Social Movements and Capitalist Models of Development in Latin America Federico M. Rossi * 15. Social Movements and Globalization in Latin America * Danny Burridge and John Markoff * 16. Movements and Territorial Conflicts in Latin America * Bernardo Mançano Fernandes and Cliff Welch * 17. Demobilization Processes in Latin America * Pablo Lapegna, Maritza Paredes, and Renata Motta * Part III: Main Social Movements * 18. Transformations of Workers' Mobilization in Latin America * Franklin Ramírez Gallegos and Soledad Stoessel * 19. Peasant Movements in Recent Latin American History * Cliff Welch * 20. Women's Movements in Latin America: From Elite Organizing to Intersectional Mass Mobilization * Christina Ewig and Elisabeth Jay Friedman * 21. Indigenous Movements in Latin America: Characteristics and Contributions * Roberta Rice * 22. Afro-Social Movements and the Struggle for Racial Equality in Latin America * Kwame Dixon and Kia Lilly Caldwell * 23. Student Movements in Latin America: Pushing the Education Agenda and Beyond * Sofía Donoso * 24. Lesbian and Gay Social Movements in Latin America * Jordi Díez * 25. Human Rights Movements across Latin America * Jonas Wolff * 26. Environmental Mobilization in Latin America: Beyond the Lenses of Social Movements * Lucas G. Christel and Ricardo A. Gutiérrez * 27. Urban Social Movements and the Politics of Inclusion in Latin America * Philip Oxhorn * 28. Anti-Corruption Social Mobilization in Latin America * Sebastián Pereyra, Tomás Gold and María Soledad Gattoni * 29. Consumer (Rights) Movements in Latin America * Sybil Rhodes * 30. Autonomist Movements in Latin America * Marcelo Lopes de Souza * 31. Transnational Social Movements in Latin America * Marisa von Bülow * 32. Right-Wing Movements in Latin America * Leigh A. Payne * 33. Revolutionary Movements and Guerrillas in Latin America: From Revolutions to revolutions * Leonidas Oikonomakis * Part IV: Ideational and Strategic Dimensions of Social Movements * 34. Social Movements in Latin America: The Cultural Dimension * Ton Salman * 35. Identity in Latin American Social Movements * Lorenza B. Fontana * 36. Ideas, Ideology, and Citizenship of Social Movements * Anthony Petros Spanakos and Mishella Romo Rivas * 37. Religious Groups and Social Movements in Latin America * Robert Sean Mackin * 38. Education, Pedagogy, and Social Movements in Latin America * Rebecca Tarlau * 39. Repertoires of Contention across Latin America * Takeshi Wada * 40. Shifting Geographies of Activism and the Spatial Logics of Latin American Social Movements * Diane E. Davis and Taylor Davey * 41. Strengths and Blind Spots of Digital Activism in Latin America: Mapping Actors, Tools, and Theories Emiliano Treré and Summer Harlow * Part V: Institutional Politics and Social Movements * 42. Social Movements and Party Politics: Popular Mobilization and the Reciprocal Structuring of Political Representation in Latin America * Kenneth M. Roberts * 43. Social Movement Activism, Informal Politics, and Clientelism in Latin America * Hélène Combes and Julieta Quirós * 44. Legal Mobilization: Social Movements and the Judicial System across Latin America * Alba Ruibal * 45. Social Movements and Participatory Institutions in Latin America * Rocío Annunziata and Benjamin Goldfrank * 46. Social Movements and Modes of Institutionalization * Adrian Gurza Lavalle and José Szwako
* About the Editor * About the Contributors * Introduction * 1. Multiple Paradigms for Understanding a Mobilized Region * Federico M. Rossi * Part I: Theoretical Perspectives * 2. Marxist Theories of Latin American Social Movements * Jeffery R. Webber * 3. Resource Mobilization and Political Process Theories in Latin America * Nicolás M. Somma * 4. New Social Movements in Latin America and the Changing Socio-Political Matrix * Manuel Antonio Garretón and Nicolás Selamé * 5. Relational Approaches to Social Movements in (and beyond) Latin America * Sam Halvorsen and Federico M. Rossi * 6. Network Approaches to Latin American Movements * Rose J. Spalding * 7. Feminist and Queer Perspectives on Latin American Social Movements * Niki Johnson and Diego Sempol * 8. Decolonizing Approaches to Latin American Social Movements * Juliana Flórez-Flórez and María Carolina Olarte-Olarte * Part II: Main Processes and Dynamics * 9. Protest Waves in Latin America: Facilitating Conditions and Outcomes * Paul Almeida * 10. Social Movements and Nationalism in Latin America * Matthias vom Hau * 11. Social Movements and Revolutions in Latin America: A Complex Relationship * Salvador Martí i Puig and Alberto Martín Álvarez * 12. Social Movements under Authoritarian Regimes in Latin America * Charles D. Brockett * 13. Social Movements and Democratization Processes in Latin America * María Inclán * 14. Social Movements and Capitalist Models of Development in Latin America Federico M. Rossi * 15. Social Movements and Globalization in Latin America * Danny Burridge and John Markoff * 16. Movements and Territorial Conflicts in Latin America * Bernardo Mançano Fernandes and Cliff Welch * 17. Demobilization Processes in Latin America * Pablo Lapegna, Maritza Paredes, and Renata Motta * Part III: Main Social Movements * 18. Transformations of Workers' Mobilization in Latin America * Franklin Ramírez Gallegos and Soledad Stoessel * 19. Peasant Movements in Recent Latin American History * Cliff Welch * 20. Women's Movements in Latin America: From Elite Organizing to Intersectional Mass Mobilization * Christina Ewig and Elisabeth Jay Friedman * 21. Indigenous Movements in Latin America: Characteristics and Contributions * Roberta Rice * 22. Afro-Social Movements and the Struggle for Racial Equality in Latin America * Kwame Dixon and Kia Lilly Caldwell * 23. Student Movements in Latin America: Pushing the Education Agenda and Beyond * Sofía Donoso * 24. Lesbian and Gay Social Movements in Latin America * Jordi Díez * 25. Human Rights Movements across Latin America * Jonas Wolff * 26. Environmental Mobilization in Latin America: Beyond the Lenses of Social Movements * Lucas G. Christel and Ricardo A. Gutiérrez * 27. Urban Social Movements and the Politics of Inclusion in Latin America * Philip Oxhorn * 28. Anti-Corruption Social Mobilization in Latin America * Sebastián Pereyra, Tomás Gold and María Soledad Gattoni * 29. Consumer (Rights) Movements in Latin America * Sybil Rhodes * 30. Autonomist Movements in Latin America * Marcelo Lopes de Souza * 31. Transnational Social Movements in Latin America * Marisa von Bülow * 32. Right-Wing Movements in Latin America * Leigh A. Payne * 33. Revolutionary Movements and Guerrillas in Latin America: From Revolutions to revolutions * Leonidas Oikonomakis * Part IV: Ideational and Strategic Dimensions of Social Movements * 34. Social Movements in Latin America: The Cultural Dimension * Ton Salman * 35. Identity in Latin American Social Movements * Lorenza B. Fontana * 36. Ideas, Ideology, and Citizenship of Social Movements * Anthony Petros Spanakos and Mishella Romo Rivas * 37. Religious Groups and Social Movements in Latin America * Robert Sean Mackin * 38. Education, Pedagogy, and Social Movements in Latin America * Rebecca Tarlau * 39. Repertoires of Contention across Latin America * Takeshi Wada * 40. Shifting Geographies of Activism and the Spatial Logics of Latin American Social Movements * Diane E. Davis and Taylor Davey * 41. Strengths and Blind Spots of Digital Activism in Latin America: Mapping Actors, Tools, and Theories Emiliano Treré and Summer Harlow * Part V: Institutional Politics and Social Movements * 42. Social Movements and Party Politics: Popular Mobilization and the Reciprocal Structuring of Political Representation in Latin America * Kenneth M. Roberts * 43. Social Movement Activism, Informal Politics, and Clientelism in Latin America * Hélène Combes and Julieta Quirós * 44. Legal Mobilization: Social Movements and the Judicial System across Latin America * Alba Ruibal * 45. Social Movements and Participatory Institutions in Latin America * Rocío Annunziata and Benjamin Goldfrank * 46. Social Movements and Modes of Institutionalization * Adrian Gurza Lavalle and José Szwako
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