ImpactMojoSocial Movements & Protests: the complete course notes
Every module of the flagship on how movements form, act and change things, with the theory of Tilly, Tarrow, Sharp and Chenoweth set against South Asian cases, in one printable PDF to annotate and work from offline. The course itself is Social Movements & Protests: Theory and South Asian Practice.
PDF · 13 modules · 56 pages · delivered to your inbox within 24 hours of payment. The course itself stays free to study online; these are the notes to keep.
Why pay for notes when the course is free?
Every module of Social Movements & Protests is, and will stay, free to study online. The notes are for when you want the course on paper: one A4 document, laid out for print, that you can mark up, carry into a meeting and keep on the shelf.
The course reads movement theory against South Asian cases: Chipko and Narmada, Dalit and Adivasi assertion, the farmers' protest, Shaheen Bagh, Sri Lanka's Aragalaya and the recent student uprisings. It covers why movements emerge, framing and identity, repertoires, nonviolent resistance, repression and outcomes. The notes put all of it in one document you can teach from or take into the field.
The price pays for the typesetting and the single file, and it helps keep the rest of ImpactMojo free.
What's inside: all 13 modules
- What Is a Social Movement?
- Why Movements Emerge
- Framing & Collective Identity
- Repertoires of Contention
- Nonviolent Resistance & People Power
- Gandhi & the Freedom Struggle as a Movement
- Environmental & Land Movements in South Asia
- Caste, Dalit & Adivasi Assertion
- Farmers’ & Workers’ Movements
- Feminist & Gender Movements
- Digital & Networked Activism
- Repression, Backlash & Movement Outcomes
- Movements Across South Asia: Now
In every module: the core argument in full, the diagrams, worked examples where the subject calls for them, the key readings, and a reflection prompt to apply it to your own work.
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1 · What Is a Social Movement?
Each module opens with its argument in full, then works through the concepts, the South Asian context and an example, in the same substance as the online course.
Key reading
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2 · Why Movements Emerge
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One print-ready A4 PDF of 56 pages with the notes for all 13 modules: movement theory, framing and identity, repertoires of contention, nonviolent resistance, the South Asian cases, repression, backlash and outcomes, with the key readings and reflection prompts.
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