The Sociology of Violent Extremism: Theoretical and Sociological Approaches
Abstract. This book is an essential collection addressing key challenges in studying violent extremism. Since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001,
A radical guide to anti-fascism - Socialist Worker
A Socialist Worker pamphlet by Samira Ali & Lewis Nielsen The dark clouds of fascism are gathering once again. Seventy years on from the horrors of the Holocaust, across the world fascist and far right forces are at their strongest levels since the 1930s. Fascist parties are riding high in the polls, and even...
Confronting Britain’s far-right problem • International Socialism
There are moments when the flood tide of history threatens to overwhelm individuals and organisations, rendering them almost powerless.1 There are other moments, when, with sufficient clarity, a willingness to strike out in a new direction and a modicum of… Continue Reading →
'We Need to Watch Out': Maddow Sounds Alarm on ICE Surveillance as Trump Wields New Weapon
Rachel Maddow explains that while much of Donald Trump's abuse of power is typical of authoritarians, Trump has a new tool that no authoritarian before him h...
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The Epilogue of the "Aesthetics of Fascism" series. I tried something new with this one. Hope you like it :)You can support my work on Patreon :) https://pat...
The US Empire Turns Inward: Chris Hedges on America's Authoritarian Shift
Chris Hedges compares the US' emerging fascism with other fascist movements in the past and details the steps the Trump administration is taking to consolida...
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Nepal's Gen Z Uprising Is A Bigger Deal Than You Think
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What the 3.5% Rule Tells Us About Protest Success - Impakter
There are increasing numbers of protests in cities across the United States, triggered by the Trump Administration’s deportation pronouncement, policies,
Questions, Answers, and Some Cautionary Updates Regarding the 3.5% Rule
The “3.5% rule” refers to the claim that no government has withstood a challenge of 3.5% of their population mobilized against it during a peak event. In this brief paper, author Erica Chenoweth addresses some of the common questions about the 3.5% rule, as well as several updates from more recent work on this topic.
The ‘3.5% Rule’: How a Small Minority Can Change the World
14 May 2019 - Nonviolent protests are twice as likely to succeed as armed conflicts – and those engaging a threshold of 3.5% of the population have never failed to bring about change..
The Uppsala Conflict Data Program (UCDP) has recorded ongoing violent conflicts since the 1970s. The data provided is one of the most accurate and well-used data-sources on global armed conflicts and its definition of armed conflict is becoming a standard in how conflicts are systematically defined and studied.