Abstract The Arab Spring and US Occupy movements surprised the world in 2011, showing
that movements for radical social change remain viable responses to the intertwined crises …

This study examines psychological sense of community (PSOC) among participants in the
Baltimore, Maryland and Washington, DC Occupy protests. The Occupy protests brought …

The revolutions of the twenty-first century will not resemble those of the twentieth, and that
could be a very good thing. It is likely that those who will have the most chance of …

This paper situates the discourse of the Occupy movement within the context of radical
political philosophy. Our analysis takes place on two levels. First, we conduct an empirical …

The world as we know it is crashing around us. The signs are evident, and they are
everywhere: intense, extreme storms, floods, drought, heat, rain, fire, and winds—nothing is …

Political Power and Economic Inequality offers a balanced comparative analysis of
worldwide income inequality. Charles F. Andrain explores the ways that government …

Used in many communities, Theatre for Development (TfD) allows performers and
audiences to interrogate their cultural history and their society to promote positive social …

This article examines the political crowd as a World Historical Event (WHE). Historians
define the latter as an episode, incident or emergency that transforms the course of history …

The early nineteenth-century English popular radical press and today's anticapitalist protest
movement have conflict and trauma in common, and both involve change. Cultural and …

The world today needs help. If being assailed by the cruel inequalities of neoliberal
capitalism, the violence of militarism, and the widespread lack of confidence in existing …