The new transnational activism

Abstract

The New Transnational Activism represents an important attempt to extend the theoretical foundations of research on transnational dimensions of social movements.In this account, global politics is shaped by interactive relationships between states, international institutions, and non-state actors, and Tarrow argues that these relationships are best understood by exploring their underlying processes and mechanisms.In this sense, the book builds directly upon Tarrow's earlier Dynamics of Contention (DOC), which he coauthored with Doug McAdam and Charles Tilly.In a research field made up principally of edited collections and case studies, this more theoretically-driven account is refreshing.

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