Globalizations and social movements :  culture, power and the transnational public sphere 

 - Michigan :  University of Michigan,  2003 
 - 418 p. 
<br/><br/> I- Movements in globalized space  Historical precursors to modern transnational social movements and networks - Margaret Keck  State terror, constitutional traditions, and national human rights movements: a cross-national quantitative comparison - Patrick Ball  Distant issue movements in Germany: empirical description and theoretical reflections - Dieter Rucht  II- Globalizations and movements in nation-states  The irrelevance of nationalism(the relevance of globalism)? Cultural frames of collective protest in postcommunist Poland,1989-93 - Jan Kubik  Global and local framing of maternal identity: obligation and the mothers of Matagalpa, Nicaragua - Lorraine Bayard de Volo  The useful state? Social movements and the citizenship of children in Brazil - John A. Guldry  III - Movements, identities, cultural transformations  Refugees, resistance, and identify - Julie Peteet  Confronting contradictions and negotiating identities: taiwanese doctor's anticolonialism in the 1920s - Ming-cheng M. Lo  Politics and play: sport, social movements, and decolonization in Cuba and the British West indies - Jose Raul Perales  Social Memory as collective action: the crimean tatar national movement - Greta Uehling  The russian neo-cossacks: militant provincials in the geoculture of clashing civilizations - Georgi M. Derluguian  Religious nationalism in India and global fundamentalism - Peter van der Veer  IV- Reflections  Adjusting the Lens: what do globalizations,transnationalism, and the Anti-apartheid movement mean for social movement theory? - Gay W. Seidman 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Política Social<br/>Globalizacao<br/>Movimento Social<br/>Cultura<br/>Poder