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Here's a list, some of which are available as pdfs.
“¿De la Estructura a la Acción? La Teoría de los Movimientos Socials después de los
Grandes Paradigmas.” Sociológica 27. 2012. Pages 7-48. [pdf]
"Emotions and Social Movements: Twenty Years of Theory and Research." Annual
Review of Sociology 37. 2011. Pages 285-304. [pdf]
“Choice Points, Emotional Batteries, and Other Ways to Find Strategic Agency at the
Micro Level.” In Gregory M. Maney, Jeff Goodwin, Rachel Kutz-Flamenbaum, and Deana
Rohlinger, editors, Strategy in Action: Movements and Social Change, 2012. [pdf]
“Social Movement Theory Today: Toward a Theory of Action?” Sociology Compass 10.
2010. Pages 965-976. [pdf]
“The Innovation Dilemma: Some Risks of Creativity in Strategic Agency.” In David
Cropley, James Kaufman, Mark Runco, and Arther Cropley, editors, The Dark Side of
Creativity, 2010. [pdf]
“Strategic Marginalizations, Emotional Marginalities: The Dilemma of Stigmatized
Identities.” In Debal K. SinghaRoy, editor, Surviving against Odds. 2010. Pages 29-37.
[pdf]
“Cultural Approaches to the Study of Social Movements.” In Bert Klandermans and
Conny Roggeband, editors, Handbook of Social Movements across Disciplines. New
York: Springer. 2007. [pdf]
"The Rhetoric of Sociological Facts.” Sociological Forum. 22(3), 2007. With Michael
Young. Although it may not sound like it, this article examines some of the evidence used
to build the structural paradigm in social movement research, showing how it was never
quite as strong as it was presented as being. [pdf]
“Emotions and the Microfoundations of Politics: Rethinking Ends and Means.” In Simon
Clarke, Paul Hoggett, and Simon Thompson, editors, Emotion, Politics and Society.
London: Palgrave-Macmillan. 2006. Pages 14-30. [pdf]
“Emotions and Social Movements.” In Jan E. Stets and Jonathan H. Turner, editors,
Handbook of the Sociology of Emotions. New York: Springer. 2006. With Jeff Goodwin.
Pages 611-635. [pdf]
“Motivation and Emotion.” In Robert Goodin and Charles Tilly, editors, Oxford Handbook
of Contextual Political Studies. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2006. Pages 157-171.
[pdf]
“Culture, Knowledge, and Politics.” In Thomas Janoski, Robert Alford, Alexander Hicks,
and Mildred A. Schwartz, editors, The Handbook of Political Sociology. Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press. 2005. Pages 115-134. [pdf]
“Emotional Dimensions of Social Movements.” In David A. Snow, Sarah A. Soule, and
Hanspeter Kriesi, editors, The Blackwell Companion to Social Movements. (Oxford:
Blackwell). With Jeff Goodwin and Francesca Polletta. 2004. Pages 413-432. [pdf]
“A Strategic Approach to Collective Action: Looking for Agency in Social Movement
Choices.” Mobilization 9(1). 2004. Pages 1-16. [pdf]
“Intellectual Cycles of Social-Movement Research: From Psychoanalysis to Culture?” In
Jeffrey C. Alexander, Gary T. Marx, and Christine L. Williams, editors, Self, Social
Structure, and Beliefs: Explorations in Sociology (Berkeley: University of California
Press). 2004. Pages 234-253. [pdf]
“L’Art de la Protestation Collective.” Raisons Pratiques 12. Special issue under the
direction of Daniel Cefäi and Danny Trom, Les Formes de l’Action Collective:
Mobilisations dans des Arènes Publiques (Paris: Editions de l’Ecole des Hautes Etudes
en Sciences Sociales). 2001. Pages 135-159.
“Collective Identity and Social Movements.” Annual Review of Sociology 27. 2001. Pages
283-305. With Francesca Polletta. [pdf]
“Introduction” to Passionate Politics: Emotions and Social Movements. 2001. Pages 1-24.
With Jeff Goodwin and Francesca Polletta.
“The Return of the Repressed: The Fall and Rise of Emotions in Social Movement
Theory.” Mobilization 5(1). Spring 2000. Pages 65-84. With Jeff Goodwin and Francesca
Polletta. [pdf]
“Nostalgie: Verdammung der Gegenwart, Kontrolle der Zukunft.” Lettre International 47.
Winter, 1999. Pages 74-81. Translations published in Roumanian, Japanese.
“Violence Toward Animals.” Pages 77-88 in Lester R. Kurtz, editor, Encyclopedia of
Violence, Peace, and Conflict. Volume 1. San Diego: Academic Press. 1999.
“Sentiments, Ideas, and Animals: Rights Talk and Animal Protection.” Pages 147-157 in
Peter A. Coclanis and Stuart Bruchey, editors, Ideas, Ideologies, and Social Movements:
The United States Experience since 1800. Columbia: University of South Carolina Press.
1999. [pdf]
“Caught in a Winding, Snarling Vine: the Structural Bias of Political Process Theory.”
Sociological Forum 14(1). March, 1999. Pages 27-54. With Jeff Goodwin. [pdf] With
comments by Charles Tilly, David Meyer, Sidney Tarrow, Ruud Koopmans, and
Francesca Polletta. Reprinted in Goodwin and Jasper, eds., Rethinking Social
Movements.
“Trouble in Paradigms.” Reply to critics by James M. Jasper and Jeff Goodwin, writing as
“Jaswin.” Sociological Forum 14(1). March, 1999. Pages 107-136. Reprinted in Goodwin
and Jasper, eds., Rethinking Social Movements.
“Recruiting Intimates, Recruiting Strangers: Building the Contemporary Animal Rights
Movement.” In Jo Freeman and Victoria Johnson, editors, Waves of Protest: Social
Movements Since the Sixties. Rowman & Littlefield. 1999. Pages 65-82. [pdf]
“The Emotions of Protest: Affective and Reactive Emotions in and around Social
Movements.” Sociological Forum 13(3). September, 1998. Pages 397-424. [pdf]
“The Animal Rights Movement in the United States.” Pages 129-142 in Robert Garner,
editor, Animals Rights: The Changing Debate. London: Macmillan. 1996.
“Interests and Credibility: Whistleblowers in Technological Conflicts.” Social Science
Information 35(3). September, 1996. Pages 565-589. With Mary Bernstein. French
translation: “Les Tireurs d’Alarme dans les Conflits sur les Risques Technologiques.”
Politix 44 (1998). Pages 109-134.
“Nuclear Policy as Projection: How Policy Choices Can Create Their Own Justification.”
Pages 47-65 in John Byrne and Steven M. Hoffman, editors, Governing the Atom: The
Politics of Risk, volume 7 of Energy and Environmental Policy. New Brunswick, N. J.:
Transaction Press. 1996.
“Overcoming the ‘NIMBY’ Label: Rhetorical and Organizational Links for Local
Protestors.” Research in Social Movements, Conflicts and Change 19. 1996. Pages
153-175. With Cynthia Gordon. [pdf]
“Recruiting Strangers and Friends: Moral Shocks and Social Networks in Animal Rights
and Antinuclear Protest.” Social Problems 42(4). November, 1995. Pages 401-420.
With Jane D. Poulsen. [pdf]
“Big Institutions in Local Politics: American Universities, the Public, and Animal Protection
Efforts.” Social Science Information 34(3). September, 1995. Pages 491-509. With
Scott Sanders. [pdf]
“Civil Politics in the Animal Rights Conflict: God Terms versus Casuistry in Cambridge,
Massachusetts.” Science, Technology, and Human Values 19(2). Spring, 1994. Pages
169-188. With Scott Sanders. [pdf]
“Fighting Back: Vulnerabilities, Blunders, and Countermobilization by the Targets of
Three Animal Rights Campaigns.” Sociological Forum 8(4). December, 1993. Pages
639-657. With Jane Poulsen. Reprinted in Doug McAdam and David A. Snow, eds.,
Social Movements (Roxbury Publishing, 1997). [pdf]
“The Politics of Abstractions: Instrumental and Moralist Rhetorics in Public Debate.”
Social Research 59(2). Summer, 1992. Pages 315-344. [pdf]
“Three Nuclear Energy Controversies.” Pages 97-111 in Dorothy Nelkin, editor,
Controversy. Politics of Technical Decisions, third edition. Beverly Hills, California:
Sage. 1992. [pdf]
“The Animal Rights Controversy.” Pages 26-44 in Dorothy Nelkin, editor, Controversy.
Politics of Technical Decisions, third edition. Beverly Hills, California: Sage. 1992. With
Dorothy Nelkin.
“Gods, Titans, and Mortals: Patterns of State Involvement in Nuclear Development.”
Energy Policy 20(7). Summer, 1992. Pages 653-659.
“Rational Reconstructions of Energy Choices in France.” Pages 223-233 in James F.
Short, Jr. and Lee Clarke, editors, Organizations, Uncertainties, and Risk. Boulder,
Colorado: Westview Press. 1992.
“The Political Life Cycle of Technological Controversies.” Social Forces 67(2).
December, 1988. Pages 357-377. [pdf]
“L'Energie Nucléaire et les Attitudes Face au Risque: l'Approche Culturelle.” Pages 195-
217 in Jean-Louis Fabiani and Jacques Theys, editors, La Société Vulnérable, Paris:
Presses de l'Ecole Normale Supérieure. 1987.
“Two or Twenty Countries: Contrasting Styles of Comparative Research.” Comparative
Social Research 10. 1987. Pages 205-230. [pdf]
“Art and Audiences: Do Politics Matter?” Berkeley Journal of Sociology 29. 1984.
Pages 153-181.
“¿De la Estructura a la Acción? La Teoría de los Movimientos Socials después de los
Grandes Paradigmas.” Sociológica 27. 2012. Pages 7-48. [pdf]
"Emotions and Social Movements: Twenty Years of Theory and Research." Annual
Review of Sociology 37. 2011. Pages 285-304. [pdf]
“Choice Points, Emotional Batteries, and Other Ways to Find Strategic Agency at the
Micro Level.” In Gregory M. Maney, Jeff Goodwin, Rachel Kutz-Flamenbaum, and Deana
Rohlinger, editors, Strategy in Action: Movements and Social Change, 2012. [pdf]
“Social Movement Theory Today: Toward a Theory of Action?” Sociology Compass 10.
2010. Pages 965-976. [pdf]
“The Innovation Dilemma: Some Risks of Creativity in Strategic Agency.” In David
Cropley, James Kaufman, Mark Runco, and Arther Cropley, editors, The Dark Side of
Creativity, 2010. [pdf]
“Strategic Marginalizations, Emotional Marginalities: The Dilemma of Stigmatized
Identities.” In Debal K. SinghaRoy, editor, Surviving against Odds. 2010. Pages 29-37.
[pdf]
“Cultural Approaches to the Study of Social Movements.” In Bert Klandermans and
Conny Roggeband, editors, Handbook of Social Movements across Disciplines. New
York: Springer. 2007. [pdf]
"The Rhetoric of Sociological Facts.” Sociological Forum. 22(3), 2007. With Michael
Young. Although it may not sound like it, this article examines some of the evidence used
to build the structural paradigm in social movement research, showing how it was never
quite as strong as it was presented as being. [pdf]
“Emotions and the Microfoundations of Politics: Rethinking Ends and Means.” In Simon
Clarke, Paul Hoggett, and Simon Thompson, editors, Emotion, Politics and Society.
London: Palgrave-Macmillan. 2006. Pages 14-30. [pdf]
“Emotions and Social Movements.” In Jan E. Stets and Jonathan H. Turner, editors,
Handbook of the Sociology of Emotions. New York: Springer. 2006. With Jeff Goodwin.
Pages 611-635. [pdf]
“Motivation and Emotion.” In Robert Goodin and Charles Tilly, editors, Oxford Handbook
of Contextual Political Studies. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2006. Pages 157-171.
[pdf]
“Culture, Knowledge, and Politics.” In Thomas Janoski, Robert Alford, Alexander Hicks,
and Mildred A. Schwartz, editors, The Handbook of Political Sociology. Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press. 2005. Pages 115-134. [pdf]
“Emotional Dimensions of Social Movements.” In David A. Snow, Sarah A. Soule, and
Hanspeter Kriesi, editors, The Blackwell Companion to Social Movements. (Oxford:
Blackwell). With Jeff Goodwin and Francesca Polletta. 2004. Pages 413-432. [pdf]
“A Strategic Approach to Collective Action: Looking for Agency in Social Movement
Choices.” Mobilization 9(1). 2004. Pages 1-16. [pdf]
“Intellectual Cycles of Social-Movement Research: From Psychoanalysis to Culture?” In
Jeffrey C. Alexander, Gary T. Marx, and Christine L. Williams, editors, Self, Social
Structure, and Beliefs: Explorations in Sociology (Berkeley: University of California
Press). 2004. Pages 234-253. [pdf]
“L’Art de la Protestation Collective.” Raisons Pratiques 12. Special issue under the
direction of Daniel Cefäi and Danny Trom, Les Formes de l’Action Collective:
Mobilisations dans des Arènes Publiques (Paris: Editions de l’Ecole des Hautes Etudes
en Sciences Sociales). 2001. Pages 135-159.
“Collective Identity and Social Movements.” Annual Review of Sociology 27. 2001. Pages
283-305. With Francesca Polletta. [pdf]
“Introduction” to Passionate Politics: Emotions and Social Movements. 2001. Pages 1-24.
With Jeff Goodwin and Francesca Polletta.
“The Return of the Repressed: The Fall and Rise of Emotions in Social Movement
Theory.” Mobilization 5(1). Spring 2000. Pages 65-84. With Jeff Goodwin and Francesca
Polletta. [pdf]
“Nostalgie: Verdammung der Gegenwart, Kontrolle der Zukunft.” Lettre International 47.
Winter, 1999. Pages 74-81. Translations published in Roumanian, Japanese.
“Violence Toward Animals.” Pages 77-88 in Lester R. Kurtz, editor, Encyclopedia of
Violence, Peace, and Conflict. Volume 1. San Diego: Academic Press. 1999.
“Sentiments, Ideas, and Animals: Rights Talk and Animal Protection.” Pages 147-157 in
Peter A. Coclanis and Stuart Bruchey, editors, Ideas, Ideologies, and Social Movements:
The United States Experience since 1800. Columbia: University of South Carolina Press.
1999. [pdf]
“Caught in a Winding, Snarling Vine: the Structural Bias of Political Process Theory.”
Sociological Forum 14(1). March, 1999. Pages 27-54. With Jeff Goodwin. [pdf] With
comments by Charles Tilly, David Meyer, Sidney Tarrow, Ruud Koopmans, and
Francesca Polletta. Reprinted in Goodwin and Jasper, eds., Rethinking Social
Movements.
“Trouble in Paradigms.” Reply to critics by James M. Jasper and Jeff Goodwin, writing as
“Jaswin.” Sociological Forum 14(1). March, 1999. Pages 107-136. Reprinted in Goodwin
and Jasper, eds., Rethinking Social Movements.
“Recruiting Intimates, Recruiting Strangers: Building the Contemporary Animal Rights
Movement.” In Jo Freeman and Victoria Johnson, editors, Waves of Protest: Social
Movements Since the Sixties. Rowman & Littlefield. 1999. Pages 65-82. [pdf]
“The Emotions of Protest: Affective and Reactive Emotions in and around Social
Movements.” Sociological Forum 13(3). September, 1998. Pages 397-424. [pdf]
“The Animal Rights Movement in the United States.” Pages 129-142 in Robert Garner,
editor, Animals Rights: The Changing Debate. London: Macmillan. 1996.
“Interests and Credibility: Whistleblowers in Technological Conflicts.” Social Science
Information 35(3). September, 1996. Pages 565-589. With Mary Bernstein. French
translation: “Les Tireurs d’Alarme dans les Conflits sur les Risques Technologiques.”
Politix 44 (1998). Pages 109-134.
“Nuclear Policy as Projection: How Policy Choices Can Create Their Own Justification.”
Pages 47-65 in John Byrne and Steven M. Hoffman, editors, Governing the Atom: The
Politics of Risk, volume 7 of Energy and Environmental Policy. New Brunswick, N. J.:
Transaction Press. 1996.
“Overcoming the ‘NIMBY’ Label: Rhetorical and Organizational Links for Local
Protestors.” Research in Social Movements, Conflicts and Change 19. 1996. Pages
153-175. With Cynthia Gordon. [pdf]
“Recruiting Strangers and Friends: Moral Shocks and Social Networks in Animal Rights
and Antinuclear Protest.” Social Problems 42(4). November, 1995. Pages 401-420.
With Jane D. Poulsen. [pdf]
“Big Institutions in Local Politics: American Universities, the Public, and Animal Protection
Efforts.” Social Science Information 34(3). September, 1995. Pages 491-509. With
Scott Sanders. [pdf]
“Civil Politics in the Animal Rights Conflict: God Terms versus Casuistry in Cambridge,
Massachusetts.” Science, Technology, and Human Values 19(2). Spring, 1994. Pages
169-188. With Scott Sanders. [pdf]
“Fighting Back: Vulnerabilities, Blunders, and Countermobilization by the Targets of
Three Animal Rights Campaigns.” Sociological Forum 8(4). December, 1993. Pages
639-657. With Jane Poulsen. Reprinted in Doug McAdam and David A. Snow, eds.,
Social Movements (Roxbury Publishing, 1997). [pdf]
“The Politics of Abstractions: Instrumental and Moralist Rhetorics in Public Debate.”
Social Research 59(2). Summer, 1992. Pages 315-344. [pdf]
“Three Nuclear Energy Controversies.” Pages 97-111 in Dorothy Nelkin, editor,
Controversy. Politics of Technical Decisions, third edition. Beverly Hills, California:
Sage. 1992. [pdf]
“The Animal Rights Controversy.” Pages 26-44 in Dorothy Nelkin, editor, Controversy.
Politics of Technical Decisions, third edition. Beverly Hills, California: Sage. 1992. With
Dorothy Nelkin.
“Gods, Titans, and Mortals: Patterns of State Involvement in Nuclear Development.”
Energy Policy 20(7). Summer, 1992. Pages 653-659.
“Rational Reconstructions of Energy Choices in France.” Pages 223-233 in James F.
Short, Jr. and Lee Clarke, editors, Organizations, Uncertainties, and Risk. Boulder,
Colorado: Westview Press. 1992.
“The Political Life Cycle of Technological Controversies.” Social Forces 67(2).
December, 1988. Pages 357-377. [pdf]
“L'Energie Nucléaire et les Attitudes Face au Risque: l'Approche Culturelle.” Pages 195-
217 in Jean-Louis Fabiani and Jacques Theys, editors, La Société Vulnérable, Paris:
Presses de l'Ecole Normale Supérieure. 1987.
“Two or Twenty Countries: Contrasting Styles of Comparative Research.” Comparative
Social Research 10. 1987. Pages 205-230. [pdf]
“Art and Audiences: Do Politics Matter?” Berkeley Journal of Sociology 29. 1984.
Pages 153-181.
