ISSN 2009-2431

Editorial

General issue
Lesley Wood, Irina Ceric, Laurence Cox, Radha d’Souza, Ana Margarida Esteves, Sara Motta, Jiří Navrátil, Dawn Paley, Bjarke Risager, Eduardo Romanos, Heike Schaumberg, Anna Szołucha, Peter Waterman (pp. 1 – 8 )
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Political parties, trade unions and social movements: emancipatory reconfigurations of popular organisation (pp. 17 – 24)
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Open issue

Lessons for Internet campaigning from the 2016 US presidential primaries (practice note)
David C Hoffman, Danny Lundy, Amanda Anderson and Michael Lanza (pp. 25 – 39)
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Safety pin solidarity: a lesson in tactics (practice note)
Chandra Russo (pp. 40 – 45)
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A radical common sense: on the use of direct action in Dublin since 2014 (article)
Brian Mallon (pp. 46 – 71)
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Writing a history of now: the Campbell House rent strike (peer-reviewed article)
Phil Hedges (pp. 72 – 102)
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Implementing the principles of kotahitanga / unity and manaakitanga / hospitality in community peace activism: an experiment in peace building (peer-reviewed article)
Janine M Joyce and Joseph Llewellyn (pp. 103 – 122)
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The local food movement in Belgium: from prefigurative activism to social innovations (peer-reviewed article)
Geoffrey Pleyers (pp. 123 – 139)
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No Expo Network: multiple subjectivities, online communication strategies, and the world outside (peer-reviewed article)
Niccolò Bertuzzi (pp. 140 – 160)
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The Irish water charges movement: theorising “the social movement in general” (article)
Laurence Cox (pp. 161 – 203)
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Protest, emotion and change: an analysis of two women’s collectives fighting against machismo in Oaxaca, Mexico (peer-reviewed article)
Alice Poma and Tommaso Gravante (pp. 204 – 229)
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Greek society in crisis and in motion: building the material bases for an alternative society from the bottom up (peer-reviewed article)
Georgia Bekridaki and Antonios Broumas (pp. 230 – 255)
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Re-membering practices of popular education in the struggle for an alternative South Africa (peer-reviewed article)
Thembi Luckett, Shirley Walters and Astrid von Kotze (pp. 256 – 280)
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Teaching across borders (action note)
Jeffrey Rubin and Emma Sokoloff-Rubin (pp. 281 – 288)
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¡Poder Popular de verdad! Etnografía del movimiento contra la construcción de una Cárcel en Cariaco (Municipio Ribero, Estado Sucre, Venezuela) (event analysis)
Stefano Boni (pp. 289 – 299)
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Fighting for public water: the first successful European Citizens’ Initiative, “Water and sanitation are a human right” (peer-reviewed article)
Andreas Bieler (pp. 300 – 326)
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Beyond growth, capitalism, and industrialism? Consensus, divisions and currents within the emerging movement for sustainable degrowth (peer-reviewed article)
Matthias Schmelzer and Dennis Eversberg (pp. 327 – 356)
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An oral history of Peoples’ Global Action (research note)
Laurence Cox and Lesley Wood (pp. 357 – 358)
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Special section: “The right to housing in theory and practice: going beyond the West”

The right to housing in theory and practice: going beyond the West (special section editorial)
Katia Valenzuela-Fuentes, Dominika V. Polanska and Anne Kaun (pp. 359 – 367)
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Modes of knowledge production in the study of radical urban movements (peer-reviewed article)
Joanna Kostka and Katarzyna Czarnota (pp. 368 – 388)
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Homelessness, citizenship and need interpretation: reflections on organizing with homeless people in Hungary (peer-reviewed article)
Bálint Misetics (pp. 389 – 423)
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Contemporary housing activism in Serbia: provisional mapping (peer-reviewed article)
Ana Vilenica (with Ana Džokić and Marc Neelan / Who Builds the City) (pp. 424 – 447)
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FUCVAM: cooperativismo de vivienda, de los barrios en Montevideo a una alternativa contrahegemónica en otros Sures (peer-reviewed article)
Marta Solanas Domínguez (pp. 448 – 476)
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Society of homeowners and possible cooperative future: case of Slovenia (peer-reviewed article)
Klemen Ploštajner (pp. 477 – 496)
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Squatting: reappropriating democracy from the state (peer-reviewed article)
Andrea Aureli and Pierpaolo Mudu (pp. 497 – 521)
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Housing activism: beyond the West (panel discussion)
Activist panel (pp. 522 – 538)
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Cover art: Photo is from the Candlelight Vigil protests in Seoul, South Korea, copyright to Afnos. The image is used under a creative commons licence.

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