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Assessing the impact of mitigation measures on cattle movement patterns in Austria: bluetongue virus outbreaks as a case study. [PDF]
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Spontaneous head movements during virtual clinical interviews help predict 12-months clinical outcomes in youth at clinical high risk for psychosis. [PDF]
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2002
Abstract In europe, the insurrectionary type of revolutionary politics was bound in time. Before 1914, with the Paris Commune as a guide, the revolutionary crisis was still imagined as a popular uprising, a pitched battle for the state amid the sudden collapse of the system. When things fell apart, barricades would still be needed.
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Abstract In europe, the insurrectionary type of revolutionary politics was bound in time. Before 1914, with the Paris Commune as a guide, the revolutionary crisis was still imagined as a popular uprising, a pitched battle for the state amid the sudden collapse of the system. When things fell apart, barricades would still be needed.
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2014
Chapter 3 made an attempt to establish a normative model for a digital-media-infused politics in liberal democratic societies. While this theoretical framework can be used for most types of political activity — in this sense it can be used for the types of activity that will be discussed in this chapter — it is most credibly applied to electoral ...
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Chapter 3 made an attempt to establish a normative model for a digital-media-infused politics in liberal democratic societies. While this theoretical framework can be used for most types of political activity — in this sense it can be used for the types of activity that will be discussed in this chapter — it is most credibly applied to electoral ...
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The new social movement approach
2014In contrast to other approaches, the new social movement (NSM) approach stands out, with its complicated language and yet less structured analytical categories. Because it is the first approach to pay extensive attention to the cultural dimension of contentious politics, it is an important theoretical tradition to consider in relation to political ...
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Social Movements and the News Media
The McMaster Journal of Communication, 2007This paper analyzes the paradoxical relationship that exists between social movements and the news media. The concept of framing is explored, particularly the ways in which social movements come to be contextually framed within the news media and the consequent impact on the social movement itself.
Katherine Phipps, Katryna Szagala
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"Requested death": a new social movement
Social Science & Medicine, 2000This paper addresses current developments in the right-to-die arena. While discussion of this area has traditionally been the province of disciplines other than sociology, including philosophy and bioethics, this paper offers an alternative framework from which to consider the progressive interest in control and choice at life's end which has developed
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Occupy: A new new social movement
Current Sociology, 2013The recent mobilizations in the Middle East, Southern Europe, and United States were both inevitable given the implosion of global capital, and at the same time unexpected and unpredictable. How are we to understand these mobilizations? This article suggests that NSM, New Social Movement theory, with its concerns for identity, culture, and meaning, in ...
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