Occupying political science The occupy Wall Street movement from New York to the world / Edited by Emily Welty [et al.].

• Preface Introduction The Structure of Occupy Wall Street-- N.Zukowski, E.Welty & M.Bolton 'Demands Belong to the 99%': Understanding the Struggle over Demands, Goals, and Issues at Occupy Wall Street-- S.Kang Nonviolent Resistance and Occupy Wall Street-- E.Welty The FLO Consensus: Constructing an Information Technology Infrastructure for the People, by the People-- D.Balkind This Space is Occupied: Occupy Wall Street's De-gentrification and Commoning of Enclosed Urban Spaces in New York City-- M.Bolton, S.Froese & A.Jeffrey Policing OWS Diffusely: Post-Fordist Social Control in Zuccotti Park-- V.Measles & M.Bolton Expanding the 99%: The Relationship between OWS and Immigrant and Migrant Workers-- J.Cronan, Jr. OWS's Impact on US Electoral Politics: A Critical Assessment-- C.Malone Global Justice and OWS: Movement Connections-- R.Hayduk Norms, Advocacy, and Human Rights Discourses: Comparing the 'American Autumn' and the 'Arab Spring'-- M.Nayak Conclusion Afterword.

• Occupying Political Science describes and analyzes the OWS movement from multiple political science perspectives rooted in the local context of lower Manhattan.

Ämnesord

Protest movements  -- New York (State) -- New York. (LCSH)

Political participation  -- New York (State) -- New York. (LCSH)

Politics and Government.  (ukslc)

Pressure groups & protest movements  -- New York -- c 2010 to c 2019. (thema)

Macroeconomics  -- New York -- c 2010 to c 2019. (thema)

Institutionsnamn

Occupy Wall Street (Movement).

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