The Consequences of Social Movements

Table of Contents

Introduction:
1. The consequences of social movements: taking stock and looking forward Lorenzo Bosi, Marco Giugni and Katrin Uba
Part I. People:
2. All is not lost: the 1984–85 British miners' strike and mobilization after defeat Karen Beckwith
3. Personal effects from far-right activism? Kathleen M. Blee
4. The biographical impact of participation in social movement activities: beyond highly committed new left activism Marco Giugni and Maria Grasso
5. Examining the intergenerational outcomes of social movements: the case of feminist activists and their children Camille Masclet
6. Aggregate level biographical outcomes for gay and lesbian movements Nancy Whittier
Part II. Policies:
7. Protest against school closures in Sweden: accepted by politicians? Katrin Uba
8. Feminist mobilization and the politics of rights Joseph E. Luders
9. Reputation, risk, and anti-corporate activism: how social movements influence corporate outcomes Brayden G. King
10. Tactical competition and movement outcomes on markets: the rise of ethical fashion Philip Balsiger
Part III. Institutions:
11. The impact of social movements on political parties Daniela R. Piccio
12. Watershed events and changes in public order management systems: organizational adaptation as a social movement outcome Mattias Wahlström
13. The institutionalisation processes of a neo-Nazi movement party: securing social movement outcomes Abby Peterson
14. Incorporation and democratization: the long-term process of institutionalization of the Northern Ireland civil rights movement Lorenzo Bosi
Conclusion:
15. Protest online: theorizing the consequences of online engagement Jennifer Earl.

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