Contentious Politics
by Charles Tilly, Sidney Tarrow
Contentious Politics offers a comprehensive analysis of how groups engage in collective action to challenge power structures. Charles Tilly and Sidney Tarrow examine the patterns, strategies, and impacts of social movements and protests across various contexts, providing essential insights into the dynamics of political change and contention in society.
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Contentious Politics, authored by Charles Tilly and Sidney Tarrow, delves into the mechanisms of political contention and collective action in modern societies.
The book analyzes how social movements emerge and interact with states and institutions, drawing on historical and comparative perspectives.
It provides a framework for understanding the strategies and outcomes of contentious episodes, from revolutions to everyday protests.
Through rigorous scholarship, the authors highlight the role of repertoires of contention in shaping political landscapes.
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