Left-Wing Christians at Berkeley: Between the Theology of Liberation and Marxist Theories by Daniela Saresella

“…Though much has been written about the students’ movement, no research has stopped to consider the experience of the Berkeley Free Church, the subsequent publication of the journal <i>Radical Religion</i> and the constitution of the American Christians toward Socialism movement. The young people who were the key figures in this experience are an emblem of the Christians of the times, open as they were to ecumenical exchange and attentive to the problems of the poor and the socially excluded. …”
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Right to the City by sanaz kamyarrad, Mehdi Hadavand, safarali kamyarrad

“…The right to the city is an idea, recently having drawn social movements and urban designers' attention to the fact that preserving the fundamental human rights in the cities is of the essence to the extent that some countries have recognized this right in their internal documents. …”
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Socially disruptive periods and topics from information-theoretical analysis of judicial decisions by Lluc Font-Pomarol, Angelo Piga, Rosa Maria Garcia-Teruel, Sergio Nasarre-Aznar, Marta Sales-Pardo, Roger Guimerà

“…Because our information-theoretic approach pinpoints the specific content that drives change, we are also able to interpret the results in terms of the role played by legislative changes, landmark decisions, and the influence of social movements.…”
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Les chercheurs face à la surveillance d’État : état des lieux et contre-mesures by Félix Tréguer, Camille Noûs

“…Two major trends contribute to worsening such exposure: on the one hand, the anti-terrorist tide and the criminalization of social movements which, combined with technological change, lead to a multiplication of the surveillance capacities of security services; on the other hand, the inanity of the digital policies of higher education and research institutions, which contributes to reinforcing researchers’ dependence on digital oligopolies that are increasingly integrated into the State surveillance apparatus. …”
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Teaching and Learning Social Change by Amie Thurber, Helen Buckingham, Jordenn Martens, Rebecca Lusk, Darrylann Becker, Stacey Spenser

“… How can social work courses prepare students to be scholars of social movements, and also to act in solidarity with movements for social justice? …”
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Design, Oppression, and Liberation by Frederick van Amstel, Lesley-Ann Noel, Rodrigo Freese Gonzatto

“…However, we can see a recent move, pushed by social movements, to recognize design’s complicity with many forms of oppression. …”
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Design, Oppression, and Liberation by Frederick van Amstel, Lesley-Ann Noel, Rodrigo Freese Gonzatto

“…However, we can see a recent move, pushed by social movements, to recognize design’s complicity with many forms of oppression. …”
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Islamic Education for Women in Madrasah Mu’allimat by Syahdara Anisa Makruf, Sutrisno Sutrisno, Zalik Nuryana

“…The results of the study show that Madrasah Mu'allimat takes into consideration five competencies for its educational service: science, personality, skills, humanity, and social movements. These five competencies are designed towards developing women's leadership competencies based on the prophetic spirit of Islam. …”
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IT'S A PANDEMIC! AND NOW? THE SPRINGFIELD STATE GOVERNMENT'S RESPONSE TO COVID-19 by Lucila Batista Oliveira, Juliana Pereira de Assis, Cíntia Rodrigues de Oliveira, Rodrigo Miranda

“…In the case in question, the pandemic context placed the public manager before complex decisions: on one side were the economic interests defended by the Federal Government and the business class; on the other side were the groups (scientists, society, social movements) that defended social isolation and restrictions as effective measures against the spread of COVID-19. …”
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Transforming Work: Feminist perspectives on the COVID-19 crisis and recovery by Ann M. Oberhauser

“…Furthermore, ongoing crises in neoliberal capitalism provide the conditions for social movements that challenge inequities and oppressive conditions for labor. …”
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Education reforms: consequences for the systems and the workers in education by Heleno Araújo Filho

“…The author concluded getting the attention for the importance of the participation, organization and intervention of the organized entities of the social movements so that the present challenges in the education are overcome and that the education is in the right direction.…”
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Harnessing the Storm by Angus McNelly

“… Following the end of the progressive cycle in Latin America, new social movements and transformative social forces have emerged. …”
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Degrowth, anthropology, and activist research: the ontological politics of science by Ulrich Demmer, Agata Hummel

“…We then show how and why activist researchers in new social movements such as degrowth are involved in bringing about new concepts, imaginaries, and practices. …”
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POPULAR MOVEMENTS AND THEIR EDUCATIONAL PRAXIS. CONTRIBUTIONS TO THINK ABOUT YOUTH AND ADULT EDUCATION by Álvaro Javier Di Matteo, Diana Gabriela Vila

“…This work is based on the extension and research experience of our team together with popular social movements. For several years, we have been inquiring about their educational praxis, paying attention to the formative aspects of their daily activities, and analysing the systematic processes of formation and the approach to schooling in these movements. …”
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Design, Oppression, and Liberation by Frederick van Amstel, Lesley-Ann Noel, Rodrigo Freese Gonzatto

“…However, we can see a recent move, pushed by social movements, to recognize design’s complicity with many forms of oppression. …”
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Hope, Solidarity, and Justice by Katie Stockdale

“…In the context of social movements, collective hope emerges alongside the collective intentions and actions of the solidarity group; namely, in the pursuit of a form of social justice that inspires the movement. …”
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New linguistic Practices of the February 20 Movement in Morocco by Adil Moustaoui Srhir

“… In Morocco, the "Arab Spring" raises questions about the importance of new linguistic and discursive practices of the social movements as a new form of communication. This paper therefore will focus on the February 20 Movement in Morocco. …”
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Tagging Aesthetics by Nicola Bozzi

“… Social media have given social movements unprecedented tools for self-representation, however emancipatory identity politics are drowned out by the white noise of neoliberal self-branding practices. …”
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ANALYSIS OF ARAB SPRING ON EGYPT POLITICAL HISTORY AFTER SECOND WORLD WAR by Muhammed Behçet

“…Hosni Mubarak, who ruled the country for many years after the protests of the regime opponents organized under the influence of social movements, had to leave duty. Muhammad Mursi, the candidate of the Muslim Brotherhood who won the Presidential elections in 2012, was able to stay in power for only one year. …”
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Characteristics of the Population of Romania During 1990–2013 by Tudorel ANDREI, Bogdan OANCEA, Claudia CĂPĂŢÂNĂ, Ioana BUCERZAN (PRECUP)

“…Moreover, certain determinants of these variations such as demographic aging of population, changes in the age structure of population and by age groups are described. Social movements, political changes, economic growth and decline are refl ected in the population demographics of a country, hence in the evolution of birth rates and fertility, mortality, marriages and divorces and of the internal and external migration. …”
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