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2008 ISSUES

2008#3

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Articles

Editorial – RSMag.org and Resistance Studies in an Era of Internet Surveillance - by Christopher Kullenberg, Gothenburg University.
Resistance and Cooperation in a North American Appalachian Community - by Carol Jo Evans, Elizabeth City State University, USA.
Social Movement, Spectacle, and Momentum - by Shane Gunderson, Florida Atlantic University, USA.
“Fuck Normalization” – Young urban ‘troublemakers’ as meaningful political actors - by Femke Kaulingfreks, University for Humanistics, Utrecht, the Netherlands.
“The Battle of Algiers” – blueprint for revolution/counterrevolution? - by Thomas Riegler, Independent Scholar, Austria.
Towards a Pluralist Socialism - by Adrian Bua, University of East Anglia, UK.

2008#2

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Articles

Editorial: Emerging Research Fields, Networks, and Mertonian Norms – by Christopher Kullenberg & Jakob Lehne
Claims to Globalization: Thailand’s Assembly of the Poor and the Multilevel Resistance to Capitalist Development – by Pei Palmgren, New York University
Becoming Power Through Dance – by Duygun Erim, The Open University
Changing the system from the outside – an evaluative analysis of social movements opposing the 2007 G8 summit - by Patrick T. Hiller, Nova Southeastern University
Multinational Corporations and Human Rights Abuses: A case study of the Movement for the Survival of Ogoni People and Ijaw Youth Council of Nigeria – by Victor Ojakorotu and Ayo Whetho
School’s Out: Strategies of Resistance in Colonial Sierra Leone – by Christine H. Whyte, London School of Economics

Reviews

“Conceptualizing Resistance”, by Jocelyn A. Hollander and Rachel L. Einwohner – by Johan Johansson, University of Gothenburg, Museion

2008#1

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Articles

Editorial – by Christopher Kullenberg & Jakob Lehne
From Jamming the Motor to Hacking the Computer: the Case of Adbusters – by Karl Palmås, Centre for Business in Society, Gothenburg University
Resistance: Under What Grace – by Tim Gough, Kingston College
Anarchist Futures in the Present – by Jeffrey Shantz, Kwantlen University College
The Hillsmen of Gangpur: A Discourse on Resistance Movements – by Patit Paban Mishra, Department of History, Sambalpur University.