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Volume 19, Issue 1

1 February 2014

ISSN 1086-671X

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Book Review

Tea and Sympathy: The Tea Party Movement and Republican Precommitment to Radical Conservatism in the 2011 Debt-Limit Crisis

Ion Vasi; David Strang; Arnout van de Rijt

The Emergence, Development, and Future of the Framing Perspective: 25+ Years Since "Frame Alignment"

David Snow; Robert Benford; Holly McCammon; Lyndi Hewitt; Scott Fitzgerald

"We Knew Our Time Had Come": The Dynamics of Threat and Microsocial Ties in Three Polish Ghettos Under Nazi Oppression

Michaela Soyer

Allies Forging Collective Identity: Embodiment and Emotions on the Migrant Trail

Chandra Russo

A Strategic-Interaction Analysis of an Urgent Appeal System and Its Outcomes for Garment Workers

Frank den Hond; Sjoerd Stolwijk; Jeroen Merk

Book Review

Book Reviews

Deana Rohlinger

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HOW PROTESTS EVOLVE: HONG KONG’S ANTI-EXTRADITION MOVEMENT AND LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE UMBRELLA MOVEMENT

Ming-sho Ho

REPERTOIRES OF CONTENTION IN REPRESSIVE STATES: THREE-GORGES-DAM MIGRANTS’ PETITIONING IN BEIJING

Wing-chung Ho

STATE-MOVEMENT ALLIANCES: STATE ELITES AS POLITICAL MEDIATORS IN CHINA’S ANTI-DAM MOVEMENT

Setsuko Matsuzawa

RELIGION AND PARTICIPATION IN PROTEST MOVEMENTS IN CHINA: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY

Chengzhi Yi, Geping Qiu, Tao Liang

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