Justifying the protest camp: How Occupy movements’ ‘intimate protest’ challenged ideas about legitimate manifestation
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20 avril 2021
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Mischa J.T. Dekker & Jan Willem Duyvendak (2020) European Journal of Cultural and Political Sociology 7(4), pp. 452-476. Abstract. The occupation of public space has become a key part of the repertoire of contention of contemporary social movements, at the heart of Occupy Wall Street, Indignados, Nuit Debout, and revolutionary movements of the Arab Spring. Despite the enormous resonance that these movements have had, they have also engendered criticism. Based on in-depth ethnographic ...