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Social movements and social media: the evolution of scholarship in the age of datafication. [PDF]

Humanit Soc Sci Commun
Shoshan A, Oser J, Castro F.
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Citizens' perceptions of the Chilean social outburst: environmental collective action willingness and the role of political identification, democracy, and gender. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Hatibovic F, Faúndez X, Cazorla K, Cruz MA, Rubio G, Sandoval J, Gaete JM, Sotomayor F, Hozven R, Godoy MP, Montero C, Sagredo O.   +11 more
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Women's right to science and health: 30 years on, progress and gaps remain. [PDF]

Int Health
Hakiza S, Ferazzi S.
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Contributory and developmental social participation and depressive symptoms among older adults in China: urban-rural and gender disparities. [PDF]

BMC Geriatr
Yu Y, Ma J, Guo W.
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The role of lived and living experience in evidence-based decision-making in suicide prevention. [PDF]

Health Promot Int
Tran M, Skehan J, Eddy J, Wilcox J, Reifels L.   +4 more
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Political Consumerism and New Forms of Political Participation

Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 2012
Political consumerism has become one of the most promising research fields in social movement and political participation studies. However, most research has focused mainly on the more personalized and less collective version of such forms of action, leaving largely unexplored the nature and dynamic of some new local grassroots organizations (such as ...
Francesca Forno
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Enhancing, suppressing or something in between – loneliness and five forms of political participation across Europe

European Societies, 2021
This study investigates the link between perceived loneliness and five forms of political participation. A bidirectional re-affiliation model of political action is proposed, stating that loneliness increases the probability for political participation ...
Alexander Langenkamp
exaly   +2 more sources