Professor Dr. Nicole Deitelhoff, Dr. Priska Daphi, Felix Anderl M.A.
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“Another World is Possible”: under this motto, a transnational movement is opposing neoliberal globalisation. While activists share an image of neoliberal globalisation as being unfair and destructive, the forms their protest takes are as varied as their short-term and long-term goals. A comparative perspective reveals how the repertoire of social movements forms and reforms.
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