Beyond NGO-ization: The Development of Social Movements in Central and Eastern Europe

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Contents: Preface Introduction the development of social movements in Central and Eastern Europe, Kerstin Jacobsson and Steven Saxonberg Channeling and enrollment: the institutional shaping of animal rights activism in Poland, Kerstin Jacobsson At the intersection of gender and class: social mobilization around mothersa (TM) rights in Poland, Renata E. Hryciuk and Elzbieta Korolczuk Overcoming disempowerment: the home-birth movement in Hungary, Katalin FA!biA!n The influence of a conservativea (TM) womena (TM)s and family organizations in Hungary and the Czech Republic, Steven Saxonberg From NGOs to naught: the rise and fall of the Czech gay rights movement, Conor Oa (TM)Dwyer A typology of extra-parliamentary political activism in post-Communist settings: the case of the Czech Republic, Ondrej CA-sar The social movement against immigration as the vehicle and the agent of racialization in Russia, Nikolay Zakharov a Taganka 3a (TM) group: an instance of local urban activism in Moscow, Aleh Invanou Environmental movement activism in the Western Balkans: evidence from Bosnia-Herzegovina, Adam Fagan and Indraneel Sircar Mobilizing against post-Communist autocracy: the challenge of competitive authoritarianism, Philipp Kuntz Conclusion, Kerstin Jacobsson and Steven Saxonberg Index.

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