Titlebook: Conceptualizing Culture in Social Movement Research; Britta Baumgarten,Priska Daphi,Peter Ullrich Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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Chinese Society and Foreign Relationsalogical nature of culture (Fantasia and Hirsch 1995; Polletta 1997; Steinberg 1999), there has been little attention paid to the role of performance in forging alternative emotions, meanings, and identities among activists (but see Fine 1995; Eyerman 2006; Tilly 2008; Hohle 2009).

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Conceptualizing Culture in Social Movement Research978-1-137-38579-6Series ISSN 2946-6016 Series E-ISSN 2946-6024

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Bhargava Sokappadu,Avinash Mungurn an unsystematic and unnecessarily limited fashion. This is crucially due to the fact that culture is frequently used as a simple addition to existing models rather than as an approach in its own right. Recent approaches have started to address some of these shortcomings but remain marginal. This v

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Patient Specific Implants (PSI),ed tools by which we make sense of the world — through schemas, narratives, frames, practices, identities, and so on — are now seen to permeate and define both structures and action. An extensive cultural toolkit is available to those who study revolution, protest, and other forms of mobilization (o

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Towards the Comprehensive Universityover, the protests of the Occupy movement, the Arab Spring, or Anonymous draw our attention to the transnational dimension of activism. But cooperation between activists at the transnational level is not a new phenomenon (Keck and Sikkink 2000). The women’s movement, for instance, had already built

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Towards the Comprehensive University but much stronger in quantity and quality: Much of the discourse was related to Germany’s National Socialist past. Vocabulary from that era was used and comparisons drawn. In one newspaper, Palestinian violence was reported on as the actions “of a mob”, aimed not at “taking back illegally expropria