Volume 2 (2008)

• Social Movements and Ethnographic Methodologies: An Analysis Using Case Study Examples

  By Alexandra Plows , CESAGen, Cardiff University
  (Vol. 2, August 2008)
  Sociology Compass

• The Contribution of Social Movement Theory to Understanding Terrorism

  By Colin J. Beck , Department of Sociology, Stanford University
  (Vol. 2, August 2008)
  Sociology Compass

• The English Student Movement: An Evaluation of the Literature

  By Esmee Hanna , School of Sociology and Social policy, The University of Leeds
  (Vol. 2, July 2008)
  Sociology Compass

• Continuing Validity of the Collective Behavior Approach

  By Martti Muukkonen , University of Joensuu, Finland
  (Vol. 2, July 2008)
  Sociology Compass

• The 2005 French Urban Unrests: Data-Based Interpretations

  By Fabien Jobard , Centre for the Sociology of Criminal Law and of Penal Institution 43
  (Vol. 2, June 2008)
  Sociology Compass

• Protest and Human Rights Networks: The Case of the Zapatista Movement

  By José A. Muñoz , Department of Sociology, State University of New York
  (Vol. 2, April 2008)
  Sociology Compass

• Social Movements in Organizations

  By Mikaila Mariel Lemonik Arthur , Hamilton College
  (Vol. 2, March 2008)
  Sociology Compass

• Social Strain, Structural Breakdown, Political Opportunity, and Collective Action

  By Steven M. Buechler , Department of Sociology and Corrections, Minnesota State University
  (Vol. 2, March 2008)
  Sociology Compass

• Public Spaces of Dissent

  By John Michael Roberts , Brunel University
  (Vol. 2, January 2008)
  Sociology Compass

• The Madness of the Mob? Explaining the ‘Irrationality’ and Destructiveness of Crowd Violence

  By David Waddington , Sheffield Hallam University
  (Vol. 2, January 2008)
  Sociology Compass