Understanding Contemporary Mass Social Unrest I

Chair:
Rima MAJED, American University of Beirut, Lebanon
Oral Presentations:
Mobilizing at the Urban Margins: Citizenship and Patronage Politics in Post-Dictatorial Chile
Simon ESCOFFIER, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
The Political Consequences of Latin American Urban Revolts
Nicolás SOMMA, Associate Professor of Sociology, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile; Julia CAVIERES, Universidad Diego Portales; Rodrigo MEDEL, Universidad Andrés Bello
Peer Collaboration: How Networked Mobilizations Evolve into Sustained Movements
Samson YUEN, Hong Kong Baptist University; Edmund CHENG, City University of Hong Kong
How Protests Spread: Diasporas, Wide Bridges, and the Transnational Diffusion Un Violador En Tu Camino
Juliette SAETRE SAETRE
Bringing the Masses Back in: Synergistic Radicalization in the 2019 Hong Kong Protests
Sherman TAI, National Centre for Social Research
Why Do Non-Sympathizers Participate in Demonstrations? the Role of Social Capital in Facilitating Mobilization Processes
Naoto HIGUCHI, Waseda University; Mitsuru MATSUTANI, Chukyo University
Social Movement Participation and Change in Citizenship Beliefs: Insights from Longitudinal Research Among Hong Kong Youth
Frank REICHERT, The University of Hong Kong
Protest Opportunities and Obstacles to Participation
Hoffmann MATTHIAS; Felipe GONZALEZ SANTOS
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