The Lebanese schism? : understanding localities of microcredit, poverty, and politics by Jawaid, Naveen Q. (Naveen Qamar)

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Book review : The power worshippers: inside the dangerous rise of religious nationalism by Haynes, Jeffrey

“…Many claimed that this was not because Trump is an exemplary Christian; instead, he was seen as the right man in the right place at the right time to do a difficult but necessary job: reassert the country’s Christian values, on which they believe the nation was founded, in order to ‘make America great again’, to echo his campaign slogan Stewart analyses the Religious Right as a political movement, one that seeks to gain power in order to impose its Christocentric vision on America.…”
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Padania or Northern Italy? The invention of a national community in the words of the Lega Nord by Albertazzi, Daniele

“…One primary significance of the propaganda of the Italian political movement the 'Lega Nord' in the second half of the nineties is that it posited the north of Italy as a 'nation', by grounding the claim of independence of the north on a unitary identity alleged to be common to all northerners. …”
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Parliamentary majorities and national minorities: Moldova’s accommodation of the Gagauz by Webster, J, John Alton Webster

“…I show how Gagauz leaders, conditioned by the territorial-based structures of the Soviet Union, mobilized a political movement to push for the creation of an autonomous republic, and how this preference for autonomy remained the consistent demand of the Gagauz throughout the early years of post-communist transition. …”

Pemikiran kepimpinan Ikhwan Muslimin dalam perubahan politik dan demokrasi Mesir by Muhamad, Ahmad Dzulfahmi

“…The objective of this study is to examine the key factors that led to dynamism of IM political thought and at the same time to analyze the leaders' thinking in influencing the ideology and political movement of IM. This study also examines the IM leaders’ ideology and their roles in forming political and democratic orientations in Egypt. …”
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Aurora Gutiérrez Galante Semblante de una Maestra a su paso por La Albericia (Cantabria), en el Centenario de su Nacimiento (1913-2013). // Aurora Gutiérrez Galante A teacher´s pro... by Pedro Arce Diez

“…She also got the position of instructor and then headmasterin schools under the Women´s Section, the women´s branch of the Falange political movement in Spain.…”
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“Listen to the science!”—The role of scientific knowledge for the Fridays for Future movement by Anna Soßdorf, Viktor Burgi

“…Specifically, we regard legitimacy as a moral resource and analyze the importance of communication of climate scientific knowledge for FfF as a political movement. We argue that a climate movement like FfF relies on climate scientific knowledge which serves as a moral resource when climate activists refer to it to legitimate their claims. …”
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The Problem of the Deep South of Thailand – Separatism of the Malay Muslims by N. G. Rogozhina

“…Separatism as an ideology of ethno-nationalism and as a political movement of Malay Muslims, which originated in the 1940s of the last century, has transformed in the last fifteen years into a religious jihad with an accompanying increase in violence. …”
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Analysis of Nasserian Nationalism Discourse and its Evolution of Promising Discourse to Hegemonic Discourse by Naeem Sherafat, Valiollah Barzegar Klishomi, Mohammad Reza Jalali

“…Data indicate that Nasserian nationalism focused most of its attention on the magnification and myth of Abdel Nasser and the hegemony of his intended political movement within the country, the region, and even the world. …”
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Une reconstruction progressiste du passé : Renaissance et Risorgimento dans « Old Pictures in Florence » de Robert Browning by François Crampe

“…In this, his reflections espouse the impetus of the Risorgimento, which he was witnessing first-hand in Florence (his wife, Elizabeth Barrett, gave an account of this in Casa Guidi Windows, 1855). This political movement gave artists a central role in creating the political identity for their contemporaries. …”
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Performativity in Estonian Political Theatre of the 2010s by A. V. Volodina

“…The fictitious political movement Unified Estonia with the final performance United Estonia Assembly (2010) existed for 44 days and copied unfair campaigning of parliamentary parties, thereby predicting the rise of hyper-populism in the 2010s. …”
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"Remar o próprio barco": a centralidade do trabalho no mundo das mulheres "sós" "Rowing one's own boat": the centrality of work in the world of single women by Eliane Gonçalves

“…To understand how notions associated with the "independent woman" and their paradoxes are intertwined requires a review of some ideas that marked the emergence and the consolidation of feminism as a political movement of "modernity" in its expansion from the 1960s on. …”
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Spatial Practice : The politics of "activating" public space in the State of Kuwait by Alrabe, Muneerah

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The internal dynamics of Gaullism, 1958-1969 by Watson, J

“…This thesis aims to redress this imbalance by highlighting the ways in which individual Gaullists sought to contribute to the policies of successive Gaullist governments during the 1960s and assesses the importance of these contributions in creating an identity for the Gaullist party which, while not always wholly distinct from de Gaulle and though it certainly never developed to the point of outright opposition to him, did lay the foundations for a political movement which could survive the President's eventual departure from office. …”

Wahi Pana Aloha ʻĀina: Storied Places of Resistance as Political Intervention by Keahialaka Waikaʻalulu Ioane

“…The Hawaiian renaissance led to a series of land movements that arose in opposition to America’s control of Hawaiian lands and became the basis for the Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement, or, the current Hawaiian political movement for better self-determination and the return of Hawaiʻi’s sovereignty to Kanaka. …”
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Islamisation as Legal Intolerance: The Case of GARIS in Cianjur, West Java by Ratno Lukito

“…What seems appearing in this phenomenon is not a theoretical legal quandary but more a political one, as legal Islamization is in its practice more sensed as a political movement than that of law. [Dalam praktiknya, gerakan Islamisasi yang dilakukan oleh beberapa organisasi Islam di Indonesia dapat memunculkan tindakan intoleransi, utamanya hal itu menimpa mereka yang menolak gerakan tersebut. …”
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Complejas relaciones político-partidarias interdistritales durante el primer peronismo en Gral. San Martín-Mendoza, 1946-1951: preludio de una tensión persistente sobre autonomía... by Laura Lorena Ortega

“…The reconstruction presented here is of interest because it also helps to discuss not only about the internal features of the political movement in question and in a given territory , but also to glimpse the particularities of the link with civil society , leadership , peculiarities of efforts Peronist , and some conflicts.…”
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DINAMIKA TATA NIAGA KOPRA DI MINAHASA (1946-1958) by Hasanuddin Anwar

“…Copra as an economic power turns into an anti-Central Government political movement. There was a takeover of a number of CopraFoundation assets in Manado, and established the Minahasa Coconut Foundation. …”
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Transnational Identity Politics in the Americas: Reshaping “Nuestramérica” as Chavismo’s Regional Legitimation Strategy by Daniel F. Wajner, Luis Roniger

“…Specifically, we assess the legitimation strategy of the late Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez and the associated political movement, Chavismo, as a recent case of transnational identity politics. …”
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Kampf um die rechte Ordnung. Sozialistische Strafverteidiger zwischen spätem Kaiserreich und »zweiter Revolution« 1919 by Timo Walz

“…With particular reference to a group of defence lawyers around Kurt Rosenfeld and Theodor Liebknecht, the article demonstrates how socialist lawyers shaped court proceedings as well as their public perception and were able to harness them for the purposes of their own political movement. How did they utilise legal procedures for broader objectives? …”
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