The Global Justice Movement : how far does the classic social movement agenda go in explaining transnational contention? / Marco Giugni,Marko Bandler and Nina Eggert.

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Giugni,Marco

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TextDescription: vii, 24 pages : 30 cmSubject(s):

civil society and social movement

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303.484 GIU

Summary: This paper analyses the new form of contention represented by the global justice movement (GJM) through the lenses of the classic social movement agenda for explaining contentious politics.

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This paper analyses the new form of contention represented by the global justice movement (GJM) through the lenses of the classic social movement agenda for explaining contentious politics.

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The Global Justice Movement : how far does the classic social movement agenda go in explaining transnational contention? / Marco Giugni,Marko Bandler and Nina Eggert.