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Ana Margarida Esteves
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Cristina Flesher Fominaya and Laurence Cox “El Proyecto Interface: una reflexión sobre los movimientos sociales y el conocimiento”. Alberto Arribas Lozano, Nayra García-González, Aurora Álvarez Veinguer y Antonio Ortega Santos (eds.) Tentativas, Contagios, Desbordes. Territorios del Pensamiento. Granada: Editorial Universidad de Granada, 2012, Pp. 171-185.
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Humphrys E (June 2013 forthcoming) ‘Organic Intellectuals and the Australian Global Justice Movement: The Weight of 9/11’, in Colin Barker, Laurence Cox, John Krinsky and Alf Nilsen (eds), Marxism and Social Movements, Brill: Leiden.
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Alice Mattoni
Media Practices and Protest Politics. How precarious workers mobilise. Ashgate (2012)
Mediation and Protest Movements, Intellect, Bristol. Co-edited with Bart Cammaerts and Patrick McCurdy. (forthcoming 2013)
“The Contentious Field of Precarious Work In Italy. Political Actors, Strategies and Coalition Building” In Working U.S.A: The Journal of Labor and Society, 54(13/2). Co-authored with Hae-Lin Choi. (2010)
“Beyond Celebration: Toward a More Nuanced Assessment of Facebook’s Role in Occupy Wall Street”, in Hot Spot – Cultural Anthropology, August 2012. Edited by Jeffrey S. Juris and Maple Razsa.
“Towards a visual analysis of social movements, conflicts and political mobilization” in Research in Social Movements, Conflict and Change. Volume 35. (forthcoming 2013). Co-authored with Nicole Doerr and Simon Teune
Sara Motta
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‘Fidelity to Fanon’ in Living Fanon, edited by Nigel Gibson, Macmillan, London, 2011
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Disorganisation’ as Social-Movement Tactic: Re-appropriating Politics During the Crisis of Neoliberal Capitalism. In: Marxism and Social Movements. Edited by: Colin Barker, Laurence Cox, John Krinsky, and Alf Gunvald Nilsen. Brill. 2013, p. 377 – 400.
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