Organizing Dissent

Contributors

Acknowledgements

Part One: Social Movements in Theory

1. Social Movements and Counterhegemony: Canadian Contexts and Social Theories - William  K. Carroll
2. Post-Marxism and the New Social Movements - Barry D. Adam
3. Language, Power, and Politics: Revisiting the Symbolic Challenge of Movements - Dominique Masson
4. Is the Personal Always Political? Environmentalism in Arendt's Age of 'The Social' - Catriona Sandilands
5. Globalization, Movements, and the Decentred State - Warren Magnusson

Part Two: Social Movements in Practice

1. Reinventing a Labour Movement? - Bob Russell
2. Coalitions of Social Movements as Agencies for Social Change: The Action Canada Network - Peter Bleyer
3. The Precarious Pursuit of Justice: Counterhegemony in the Lubicon First Nation Coalition - David Alan Long
4. From Stereotypes to Visible Diversity: Lesbian Political Organizing - Sharon Dale Stone
5. On Counterhegemonic Formation in the Women's Movement and the Difficult Integration of Collective Identities - Jacinthe Michaud
6. Managing AIDS Organizing: 'Consultation,' 'Partnership,' and 'Responsibility' as Strategies for Regulation - Gary Kinsman
7. Framing the Forests: Corporations, the B.C. Forest Alliance, and the Media - Aaron Doyle, Brian Elliott & David Tindall

Afterword

1. Many Davids, One Goliath - R.S. Ratner

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