Dynamics of political violence :
a process-oriented perspective on radicalization and the escalation of political conflict /
edited by Lorenzo Bosi, Chares Demetriou and Stefan Malthaner.
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Surrey, England ; Burlington :
Ashgate Publishing,
2014.
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| Series: | Mobilization series on social movements, protest, and culture.
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| Notes: | Includes bibliographical references and index. Physical description: vi, 308 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm. more |
Table of Contents:
Figures and tables
Contributors
A contentious politics approach to the explanation of radicalization / Lorenzo Bosi, Chares Demetriou and Stefan Malthaner
Dynamics of interaction between oppositional movements/groups and the state
The mechanisms of emotion in violent protest / Hank Johnston
A typology of backfire mechanisms / Lasse Lindekilde
Processes of radicalization and deradicalization in western European prisons (1965-1986) / Christian G. De Vito
Competition and conflict : dynamics of intra-movement interaction
Competitive escalation during protest cycles : comparing left-wing and religious conflicts / Donatella della Porta
Intra-movement competition and political outbidding as mechanisms of radicalization in Northern Ireland, 1968-1969 / Gianluca De Fazio
The limits of radicalization : escalation and restraint in the South African liberation movement / Devashree Gupta
Dynamics of meaning formation : frames and beyond
Contentious interactions, dynamics of interpretations, and radicalization : the islamization of Palestinian nationalism / Eitan Y. Alimi and Hank Johnston
Radical or righteous? : using gender to shape public perceptions of political violence / Jocelyn Viterna
From national event to transnational injustice symbol : the three phases of the Muhammad cartoon controversy / Thomas Olesen
Dynamics of (transnational) diffusion
Radicalization from outside : the role of the anarchist diaspora in coordinating armed actions in Franco's Spain / Eduardo Romanos
Protest diffusion and rising political violence in the Turkish '68 movement : the Arab-Israeli war, "Par's may" and the hot summer / Of 1968 Emin Alper
The evolution of the al-Qaeda-type terrorism : networks and beyond / Ekaterina Stepanova
Conclusion / Martha Crenshaw.
Figures and tables
Contributors
A contentious politics approach to the explanation of radicalization / Lorenzo Bosi, Chares Demetriou and Stefan Malthaner
Dynamics of interaction between oppositional movements/groups and the state
The mechanisms of emotion in violent protest / Hank Johnston
A typology of backfire mechanisms / Lasse Lindekilde
Processes of radicalization and deradicalization in western European prisons (1965-1986) / Christian G. De Vito
Competition and conflict : dynamics of intra-movement interaction
Competitive escalation during protest cycles : comparing left-wing and religious conflicts / Donatella della Porta
Intra-movement competition and political outbidding as mechanisms of radicalization in Northern Ireland, 1968-1969 / Gianluca De Fazio
The limits of radicalization : escalation and restraint in the South African liberation movement / Devashree Gupta
Dynamics of meaning formation : frames and beyond
Contentious interactions, dynamics of interpretations, and radicalization : the islamization of Palestinian nationalism / Eitan Y. Alimi and Hank Johnston
Radical or righteous? : using gender to shape public perceptions of political violence / Jocelyn Viterna
From national event to transnational injustice symbol : the three phases of the Muhammad cartoon controversy / Thomas Olesen
Dynamics of (transnational) diffusion
Radicalization from outside : the role of the anarchist diaspora in coordinating armed actions in Franco's Spain / Eduardo Romanos
Protest diffusion and rising political violence in the Turkish '68 movement : the Arab-Israeli war, "Par's may" and the hot summer / Of 1968 Emin Alper
The evolution of the al-Qaeda-type terrorism : networks and beyond / Ekaterina Stepanova
Conclusion / Martha Crenshaw.