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Cultures of Resistance: Collective Action and Rationality in the Anti-Terror Age

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Cultures of Resistance brings new insight to a key question: do government efforts to repress social movements effectively repress dissent, or do they spur mobilization? Through analyses of activists' experiences of repression and resistance, the book uncovers processes that shape how individuals understand the risks of participating in collective action. Reynolds-Stenson demonstrates how individual rationality is collectively constructed.

Author(s): Heidi Reynolds-Stenson
Series: Critical Issues in Crime and Society
Publisher: Rutgers University Press
Year: 2022

Language: English
Pages: vii, 172 pages ;
City: New Brunswick

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Contents
1 Repression, Mobilization, and the Cultural Construction of Rationality
2 A Brief History of the Policing of Dissent in the United States
3 Repression in the Eye of the Beholder
4 Shaping Experiences of Repression through Prevention, Preparation, and Support
5 “The Attempt Is Meaningful”: Redefining Protest’s Ends
6 Activist Identity Salience and Repression Resilience
7 Conclusion
Appendix
Acknowledgments
Notes
Chapter 1-3
Chapter 4- Appendix
References