Democracy and Disorder: Protest and Politics in Italy 1965–1975, by Sidney Tarrow

Alan S. Zuckerman

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Communism, Protests, Social Movements Political Theory and Democracy Italian Fascism and Post-war Society

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Part 1 Parabolas of protest: the sources of protest the repertoire of contention actors, enemies and the State claims and counterclaims. Part 2 Movements and institutions: the student movement the workers' movement the oldest new movement. Part 3 Organizers and movements: the extraparliamentary groups - diffusion, organization, competition from organization to movements - the case of Potere Operaio Toscano from movement to party - the case of Lotta Continua. Part 4 Outcomes: violence and institutionalization disorder and democracy. Appendices: protest event protocol enumeration and coding procedures.

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