The revolution in Egypt : rise of the social movement by Eran Zohar

“…The current revolution in Egypt is led mainly by social movements. To understand the failure of the Egyptian regime in cracking down on the protests, examining the organisational profile and pattern of operations of a social movement is necessary.…”
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Films as repertoires: art as social movement in Singapore by Yeong, Charlotte Jing Ying

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A study of how culture influences the development of social movements. by Seetoh, Gillian Zi Ying.

“…By analyzing how activists make sense of the context that they are in and strategically adapt their tactics accordingly, this paper will show how social movements under authoritarian regimes mobilize people.…”
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Protests in Hong Kong : roots in old and new social movements by Wu, Feng Shi

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Comparing environmental civil society in Singapore and the Philippines by Teoh, Terese Anne Hui Shan

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Strengthening the representation and role of women within interfaith movements in Singapore by Seyed Nazhath Faheema

“…From the perspective of social movement theory, the paper analyses the presence and participation of women as part of a collective mind that moves interfaith dialogues. …”
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Strong female or strong character by Geng, Zhibin

“…This report explores the roles of females in cinema and their characterizations of strong female characters, by looking through gender stereotypes in popular cinema and the impact of feminism social movement on female representation on screen.…”
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Boundary formation and mobilisation of Shia activism and militancy in Pakistan by Shahzeb Ali Rathore

“…The research explains the move to violence of an antagonistic (Shia) entity using situationist approach of Philip Zimbardo and the Social Movement Theory. It is concluded that an inclusive system is necessary to prevent the formation of a 'thick' and antagonistic boundary in a multicultural, multi-ethnic, multiracial or multireligion populace.…”
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Explaining the rise of Hindraf using political opportunity theory. by Kelvin Caleb Jesuvadian

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International trade and labour's class struggles : political economic determinants of labour protests by Mack, Vincent Zhi Wei

“…Explanations of labour protests and strikes have thus far always approached the issue from a social movement/interest organizational level constrain within a national level environment. …”
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The mediating role of emotions in the relationship between implicit motives and radicalisation by Wee, Yee Teng

“…Keywords: radicalisation, implicit motives, power, anger, social identity theory, social movement theory, significant quest theory, content analysis, mediation model…”
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A Standalone but not Lonely Language: Chinese Linguistic Environment and Education in Singapore Context by Huang, Min, Cheng, Kangdi

“…Starting from historical and sociolinguistic reasons, this paper is intended to provide a panoramic view of Chinese education in Singapore, clarify and compare Chinese education syllabi on different levels from primary schools to pre-university schools, cover social movement support on promoting Chinese learning and use in this multilingual society. …”
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Pakistan's counterinsurgency operations : a case study of swat by Ali Arshad

“…The Taliban insurgency in Swat which started apparently as a social movement in 2004 transformed into an anti-Pakistan Islamist insurgency by joining hands with the Tehrik-eTaliban Pakistan (TTP) upon its formation in 2007. …”
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Put it on friend mode campaign by Chan, Jing Hao, Chua, Malvin Kim Han, Lee, Yumei, Tan, Jonathan Chun Kiat

“…Put It On Friend Mode is a social movement to remind youths of the importance of connecting face-to-face with their friends and loved ones without the distractions of their mobile phones. …”
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Look up, look out campaign by Chia, Cherilyn Guat Joo, Chan, Joel Boon Jin, Ong, Sherry Hui Ying, Teng, Sydney Alexandria Hui Min

“…Look Up, Look Out is a campaign about distracted walking, with a focus on road safety. It is a social movement started by four undergraduates from Nanyang Technological University, Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, with the intention of encouraging youth not to use their mobile devices while crossing the roads. …”
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Radicalisation and countering violent extremism (CVE) in Australia : the impact of Australian foreign policy by Ravindran, Ajay Karthik

“…I believe social identity and social movement theories are helpful frameworks in this analysis. …”
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Justatextaway - strengthening connections with the ones we love by Hong, Jacqueline Xin Yi, Tan, Daesia Minhue, Tan, Vivian Xiang June, Yeo, Wilson Zhiren

“…JustATextAway is a social movement helmed by four final-year undergraduates from the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Nanyang Technological University. …”
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My ah ma make one by Lin, Yanxiang, Goh, Sherry Hui Ting, Ee, Felicia Fang En, Cai, Serene Huiting

“…My Ah Ma Make One is a social movement to celebrate Singapore’s unique snacks heritage against the backdrop of the nation’s fiftieth birthday (SG50). …”
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女性反抗之声 ：中国 #MeToo 运动研究 = The voice of women's resistance : a study on China's #MeToo movement by 刘淑苹 Low, Cindy Shu Ping

“…The author combined and analyzed literature works from across the Western and Chinese academia, including news reports, commentary articles and case studies from China as examples, in attempt to provide a more holistic analysis of this social movement. The inherent asymmetrical in power between the two genders then revealed how this has contributed to the normalization of sexual harassment acts in the world, including the Chinese society. …”
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送中与亲中之间 ：从马来西亚华团对反送中运动的反应分析马来西亚华人身份认同 = From fugitive extradition to ddentity confusion : the identity analysis of Malaysian Chinese - based on Malaysian Chinese organisations’ rea... by 许迅振 Koo, Xun Zheng

“…However, their support towards equality and universal values does not reflect on their criticism against the ongoing social movement happening in Hong Kong. The aims and demands made by Hong Kong protesters such as reformation of institutions, achieving of democracy and freedom are similar to what Malaysian Chinese has been pursuing. …”
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