What Do Movements Mean? The Value of Participant-Observation

Keywords

Sociology, Cross-cultural psychology, Participant observation, Meaning (existential), Social movement

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• "OUR STRUGGLES ARE NOT THE SAME, BUT THEY CONVERGE": FARMWORKERS, ALLIES, AND THE FAIR FOOD MOVEMENTJane MacLaren Walsh — 2014
• Identifying Deliberation in Social Movement Assemblies: Challenges of Comparative Participant ObservationChristoph Haug, Simon Teune — 2008
• Transgender Invisibility in Namibian and South African LGBT OrganizingAshley Currier — 2015
• New perspectives in political ethnographyLauren Joseph — 2007
• Deutsche, Linke und der Nahostkonflikt: Politik im Antisemitismus- und ErinnerungsdiskursPeter Ullrich — 2013
• The tenants' movement : the domestication and resurgence of collective action in social housingQuintin Bradley — 2011
• The visibility of sexual minority movement organizations in Namibia and South AfricaAshley Currier — 2007
• The Struggle for Full Citizenship for Dalits in Nepal: Approaches and Strategies of Dalit ActivistsSambriddhi Kharel — 2007
• Mobilisation and insurgent citizenship of the Anti-Privatisation Forum, South Africa : an ethnographic studyCarin Runciman — 2012
• Post-Panther Dalit movements and the making of civility in IndiaSuryakant Waghmore — 2011
• Real challenges, virtual challengers: The Democracy for America movementNoah Porter — 2007
• Studying Social Movements: Challenges and Opportunities for Participant ObservationJulie Uldam, Patrick McCurdy — 2013
• Transforming everyday life: Islamism and social movement theoryCihan Tuğal — 2009
• Islamism and Social Movement TheoryAsef Bayat — 2005
• Cultural Discourse in Action: Interactional Dynamics and Symbolic MeaningEric Magnuson — 2005
• Evaluability Assessment: A Tool for Incorporating Evaluation in Social Change ProgrammesWilfreda E. Thurston, Louise Potvin — 2003
• How Options Disappear: Causality and Emergence in Grassroots Activist Groups1Kathleen M. Blee — 2013

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