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The Limits of Consensual Model within the Squatters’ Movement: Patterns of Exclusion at ZAD NDDL
This study focuses on the decision-making processes within a social movement against an airport known as ZAD NDDL, at the end of the cycle of mobilisation. The movement in decline, with a squatted area still formally governed by the principles of horizontal prefiguration, is reaching its limits in…
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The Far-Right Doesn't Always Win: Public Conversations on Brazil's "Anti-Abortion Bill" in the Chamber of Deputies' Digital Platforms
The public debate around moral and cultural issues in contemporary Brazil has often been dominated by the conservative camp. However, there are instances where far-right narratives do not prevail entirely. One such case is Bill 1904/2024, which seeks to criminalize legal abortion in Brazil after 22…
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Protests, Knowledge and Agroecological Social Movements. An Approach to the Argentine Case from a Decolonial Perspective (2019-2023)
This article analyzes the knowledge mobilized by agroecological social movements (ASMs) in Argentina between 2019 and 2023 to justify their opposition to agribusiness and to articulate alternative proposals for a socially, economically, and ecologically sustainable food system. Particularly, it…
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de Nardis, Fabio & Galiano, Angelo (2025), Margins in Revolt. Extractive Rule and Social Struggles in Southern Italy, Bradford, UK: Ethics International Press, pp. 480.
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Emerging Citizen Digital Networks in the Face of the Climate Crisis: Radiography of Solidarity Initiatives in the Valencia DANA Flooding Catastrophe (2024)
This study analyses the communicative resilience in Valencian society after the catastrophe caused by the dana on October 29, 2024, which resulted in 228 victims. In the absence of institutional response, alternative citizen-driven communication channels emerged, allowing the rapid dissemination of…
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Migrant Activism in Contexts of Discrimination: Political Strategies and Competitiveness in the Associative Sphere
The political participation of migrants reveals a fundamental tension between their positioning as objects of welfare policies and their potential as active political subjects. Based on this premise, the present study examines the forms of activism promoted by Latin American migrant social…
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Remaking Public Politics? New Municipalism, participatory governance and urban welfare in Barcelona
Municipalist movements have sought to respond to multiple crises under conditions of aus-terity. The best-known example is the movement party Barcelona en Comú, which for eight years turned the Catalan capital into a flagship of new urban politics. A novel alliance between the municipalist…
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Citizens' Media Practices in the Face of Online Hate Speech
This article presents a novel perspective on online hate speech, framing it as a discursive weapon strategically deployed by political actors, particularly on the far right, that civil society can politically contest. It focuses on studying citizens' media practices as potential collective…
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Resilience in Post-Truth and Post-Digital European Union: Youth-Led Civil Society Organisations in the 2024 European Elections
In an era marked by epistemic instability, algorithmic disruption and institutional disaffection, the European Union faces a deepening crisis of communicative legitimacy. This article investigates the role of youth-led civil society organizations (CSOs) as agents of communicative resilience within…
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The Audiovisual Representation of Immigration from the Perspective of Digital Community Media in Spain: El Salto TV (2017–2024)
This study aims to describe the audiovisual representation of immigration as portrayed by the digital community media outlet El Salto TV, and to assess whether it offers a distinctive perspective aligned with its journalistic principles, in contrast to the coverage typically provided by traditional…
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'There Are Alternatives to Square Boxes': Rivolta Architettonica's Practices of Resistance and Media Resilience
This article investigates Rivolta Architettonica (RA), the Italian section of the transnational network Architectural Uprising (AU), showing how the movement builds aesthetic counter-narratives and forms of communicative resilience within today's hybrid-media ecology. Using Multimodal critical…
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The Ones Who Put Their Chests in Front of the Bullets: A Microstructural Analysis of Colombia's Primera Línea and Their Path to Activism
In recent years, massive mobilizations have taken place worldwide as neoliberal governments fail to ensure democratic rights and basic living conditions. In Colombia in 2021, an event unprecedented in the last decade transformed the course of national policy. Thousands mobilized in a national…
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Communicative Resilience Under Conditions of Backlash and Information Disorder
This introductory essay presents the special issue Communicative Resilience: Civil Society's Response to Information Disorders and argues for a shift in how resilience is understood in communication research. Rather than treating resilience as recovery or as a set of technical fixes (fact-checking…
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The Consequences of Social Movements' Institutionalization for Subsequent Cycles of Mobilization: an Ambivalent Legacy
This article explores the consequences of institutionalization for subsequent cycles of mobilization through the case of Feminist Health Centers in Italy. It examines how the new feminist wave that emerged in the 2010s engages with the process of institutionalization that led to the creation of…
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The Production of Punishment on Social Mobilisation in the Neoliberal State. The Case of Catalan Pro-independence Movement
This manuscript takes as its starting point the punitive extension of the neoliberal state over dissent and contentious political participation, questioning how the repertoires of judicial and police agencies lead to punitive actions, with material and symbolic violence. Starting from a legislative…
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Cooking as Commoning: Sruggles for Commoning Public Space in Curitiba's Community Kitchens Movement
This article investigates the role of communal kitchens in fostering common spaces and supporting socially vulnerable populations during the COVID-19 pandemic in Curitiba, Brazil. These kitchens, which emerged during the pandemic, operate not only as food distribution centers but also as dynamic…
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Communicative Resilience in Virtual Worlds: Responding to Marginalisation Through Counter-Narratives
In contemporary society, marginalized communities are increasingly utilizing video games as decentralized spaces where counter-narratives are constructed against dominant disinformation flows. Despite of the increasing emergence of these practices, academic inquiries remain relatively limited…
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'I Generally ... Participate for a Change'. An analysis of everyday political practices
In a context of growing inequalities and institutional disaffection, young women in Italy are redefining political subjectivity through everyday practices of care, solidarity, and commoning. Drawing on a qualitative study conducted from 2019 to 2022 within the PRIN project “Mapping Youth Futures…
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Protest Participation and Social Media Engagement of College Students: The case of July Uprising in Bangladesh
In July 2024, students from several universities in Bangladesh turned out to the streets to reform job quotas in government services. The government used excessive force to stop protest, leading to widespread violence in the country. Soon after the government's brutal actions, many people…
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Creative Resistance and the Territorialization of Collective Action: The Struggle over Eresos Beach, Greece
This article investigates how a community-based environmental mobilization in Eresos (Lesvos, Greece) turned a localized conflict over beach privatization into durable collective organization and everyday infrastructures of autonomy. Building on social movement scholarship on grassroots and “ad…
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