Understanding Contemporary Mass Social Unrest

Chairs:
Rima MAJED, American University of Beirut, Lebanon and Cesar GUZMAN-CONCHA, Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy
Oral Presentations:
The Constitutional Mirage: Conservative Reaction and Racism in Chile
Victor TRICOT SALOMON; German BIDEGAIN, Universidad de la República; Joaquin ROZAS, Universidad Pompeu Fabra
The Return of Student Mobilizations: The Acampadas and the Global Pro-Palestine Protests in the Universities, from the USA to Sicily
Gianni PIAZZA, University of Catania
Iran’s Woman Life Freedom Movement and the Challenge of a Post-Islamist Democracy
Mojtaba MAHDAVI, University of Alberta
Returning to Fees Must Fall: Reflecting on ‘Fallism’ and the 2015/2016 Student Movement in South Africa
Tasneem ESSOP, University of the Witwatersrand
“Hashtags, Music and Water” the Mobilizing Ingredients of Kenya’s Gen Z Uprising: A Case Study of Digitized Activism As Re-Imagined Resistance
Kathleen ANANGWE, University of Nairobi
Social Movements, Constitutional Change and Transitional Justice in Chile (2019-2023)
Fiammetta BONFIGLI, University of Vienna
Mass Social Unrest and Political Disappointment: First-Time Protesters in Chile and Colombia
Julia CAVIERES ZENTENO
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