Poems from the Occupy Movement by Pam Annas, Joan Annsfire, Christopher Bernard, Peter Neil Carroll, Billy Clem, Eric Evans, Alicia Hoffman, Karen Lillis, Catherine McGuire, Fred Marchant, Hilton Obenzinger, Najaya Royal, Alice Weiss, Mickey Z

“…From the beginning of the Occupy Movement, poetry has occupied a major supporting role.  …”
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Letter to the Occupy Movement: Freeing Our Physicians by Noriyuki Murakami, Amit Patel, Magni Hamso, Avra Ackerman

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Mic Check! Media Cultures and the Occupy Movement by Costanza-Chock, Sasha

“…The article posits three key areas of inquiry into social movement media cultures, and explores them through the lens of the Occupy movement: (1) What media platforms, tools and skills are used most widely by movement participants? …”
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The occupy handbook / by Byrne, Janet, Wells, Robin

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Revolutionary Leadership: From Paulo Freire to the Occupy Movement by Mary Watkins

“…Beginning with Paulo Freire’s ideas on revolutionary leadership, and continuing to the principles and practices emerging in the OCCUPY movement, the author focuses on the consensus process and on horizontalism (horizontalidad). …”
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Violence and the Imaginary: Some Reflections on and around the Occupy Movement by Bruno Gullì

“…The essay ends with the idea that liberation movements, such as the Occupy movement, can provide an exit from the dominant logic of violence and from the increasingly troubling world’s situation.…”
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After the #Keyword: Eliciting, Sustaining, and Coordinating Participation Across the Occupy Movement by Joan Donovan

“…My research follows the Occupy Movement ethnographically to understand what happens after the keyword.…”
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RESISTANT CITY : Histories, Maps and The Architecture of Development / by Seng, Eunice, author 643315

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The political aesthetics of global protest : the Arab Spring and beyond / by Werbner, Pnina, editor, Webb, Martin, editor, Spellman-Poots, Kathryn, editor

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What Is #occupymainstream? by Simone Belli

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Occupation, Exclusion and the “Homeless Problem” during Occupy Montreal by Véronique Fortin

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Occupy and the Temporal Politics of Prefigurative Democracy by Kamilla Petrick

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The Mouse That Roared: The Democratic Movement in Hong Kong by Arif Dirlik

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Gezi Assemblages: Embodied Encounters in the Making of an Alternative Space by Öznur Karakaş

Subjects: “…occupy movements…”
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Occupation, Exclusion and the “Homeless Problem” during Occupy Montreal by Véronique Fortin

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An Eerie Cacophony: Forms of the Collective in Occupy Novels by Steven Watts

“…Novels that were written about or inspired by the Occupy movement in 2011 are often praised for their attempts at representing the collectivity of the movement. …”
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Collection Objects from the Digital Occupy Archive by Stephanie Becker, Heather McKee Hurwitz, Anne Kumer

“…The Occupy Archive’s Collection Objects is a dataset of more than 400 digitized primary source materials from the global Occupy movement, openly available at DOI 10.17605/OSF.IO/6V9ZF. …”
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Visual Memes as Neutralizers of Political Dissent by Stefka Hristova

“…I argue that there is a notable distinction between physical participation the Occupy Movement and virtual participation through the reworking of Occupy’s memes, where as the first modality serves as an active disruptor of the political normative imaginary, the second works in precisely the opposite fashion  - in its reconstitution of a common-sense dominant image of the political.…”
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Where Do Social Inequalities Come From?: Class Divides in Chicana/o-Latina/o Literature by Marcial González

“…There’s no denying that the Occupy movement, aside from everything else it has accomplished since 2011, created ample opportunities in college classrooms for teaching about the super wealthy, or the 1%, and their role in reproducing social and economic inequalities in the United States and around the world.  …”
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“Before Occupy Central, I Wasn’t Concerned”: Examining Participatory Visual Research for Social Change with Hong Kong-based Filipina Youth by Casey Burkholder

“…The study finds that Hong Kong’s Occupy Movement encouraged the participants to see themselves as engaged citizens, participate politically in the territory, and work toward social change for ethnic minorities by engaging different audiences through multiliteracy practices in a research for social change framework.…”
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