… other hand, are subjected to radical modifications and resignifications. In so doing, Butler …
political proposal: in particular, we see in it the framing of a radically democratic political space …

… imaginaries wherein deaths are resignified as martyrdom. While the politics of mourning can
easily affirm … On the meaning of self-government, and its relation to federalism and radical …

… linkages between affect and democracy in the visual … activists. The transnational circulation
of both symbols allows for a reflection about the spread of activist energy and shared political …

… political participation indicates new democratic sensibilities liberated from authoritarian
preconceptions and limits that had dominated Korean politics. … of Internet activism – suggests that …

… First, we delve into the historicity of a term popular in the 2010s, ‘radical democracy’,
before turning to the meaning of anti-capitalism, with reference to the old divides – between …

… political establishment (elites) through the construction of a new concept of ‘the People’ (underdog)
in a new political … analysing the notion of radical democracy, which is conceptualized …

… hints at MTST’s radical re-signification of rights discourse. Finally, Brazil is an apt case to
analyse the risks of co-optation and de-radicalisation of radical movements as this phenomena …

… Refusing the binaries that ally secular, progressive activism against private, regressive …
activism and spirituality. It traces the figure’s evolution throughout the eras of suffrage, radical …

… layer of symbolic importance and a radically new political connotation. During the social …
significance of the ‘ephemeral’ occupation of the Plaza Italia, and its resignification as Plaza …

… By making a case for his status as a radical queer performer, I will challenge his … from,
mechanical patterns of repetition, resignifying and sometimes quite emphatically breaking those …