POLITICS AND PROTEST WORKSHOP
Fall 2008 Archive
click on authors for copies of papers
September 18: Frances Fox Piven, “Globalization and Labor
Power.”
Critics: Andy Greenberg, Zehra Arat
September 25: Matthew Mahler, “Reconstructing the Political
Lebenswelt: How Politicos Think and Feel about their Craft.”
Critics: Rasmus Nielsen, Patricia Clough
October 2: Sid Tarrow, ”War, States and Rights After 9/11: A
Tillian Perspective."
Critics: John Krinsky, Wayne te Brake
October 9: Manjusha Nair, “Shifting Repertories of an Indian
Labor Movement.” Room 9207
Critics: Jim Jasper, Hamid Rezai
October 16: José Aleman, “Labor Market Institutions and Protest
in New Democracies.” Sociology Department, 6112
Critics: Sun-Chul Kim, Elke Zuern
October 23: Cyanne E. Loyle and Christian Davenport,
“Transitional Injustice: Rwanda overcoming violence and
building authoritarianism.”
Critics: Carolijn Terwindt, Ingrid Samset
October 30: Randa Serhan, “Where have all the demonstrations
gone? Palestinian-American disappearance from the public
sphere after 9/11."
Critics: Eloise Linger, Katherine Krimmel
November 6: Vince Boudreau,”Recruitment, Audience and
Target in Southeast Asian Collective Violence.”
Critics: Susan Woodward, Mirjam Kunkler
November 13: Sourabh Singh, “Changes in the Structure and
Culture of Postcolonial Indian Politics.”
Critics: Mohammad Kabir, Mona El-Ghobashy
November 20: Carolijn Terwindt, “Executive Criminalization: The
Contentious Process of Prosecutorial Qualification of Crime in
the Basque Conflict.”
Critics: Cathy Schneider, Christian Muench
December 4: Cathy Schneider, “Police Power, Race Riots and
Crime in Paris and New York."
Critics: Mike Hanagan, Ernesto Castaneda
December 11: Eloise Linger, “Female electoral activists of "the
Pink Tide": What are they doing now in Venezuela, Bolivia,
Argentina, and Chile?”
Critics: Elisabeth Borland, José Aleman
Fall 2008 Archive
click on authors for copies of papers
September 18: Frances Fox Piven, “Globalization and Labor
Power.”
Critics: Andy Greenberg, Zehra Arat
September 25: Matthew Mahler, “Reconstructing the Political
Lebenswelt: How Politicos Think and Feel about their Craft.”
Critics: Rasmus Nielsen, Patricia Clough
October 2: Sid Tarrow, ”War, States and Rights After 9/11: A
Tillian Perspective."
Critics: John Krinsky, Wayne te Brake
October 9: Manjusha Nair, “Shifting Repertories of an Indian
Labor Movement.” Room 9207
Critics: Jim Jasper, Hamid Rezai
October 16: José Aleman, “Labor Market Institutions and Protest
in New Democracies.” Sociology Department, 6112
Critics: Sun-Chul Kim, Elke Zuern
October 23: Cyanne E. Loyle and Christian Davenport,
“Transitional Injustice: Rwanda overcoming violence and
building authoritarianism.”
Critics: Carolijn Terwindt, Ingrid Samset
October 30: Randa Serhan, “Where have all the demonstrations
gone? Palestinian-American disappearance from the public
sphere after 9/11."
Critics: Eloise Linger, Katherine Krimmel
November 6: Vince Boudreau,”Recruitment, Audience and
Target in Southeast Asian Collective Violence.”
Critics: Susan Woodward, Mirjam Kunkler
November 13: Sourabh Singh, “Changes in the Structure and
Culture of Postcolonial Indian Politics.”
Critics: Mohammad Kabir, Mona El-Ghobashy
November 20: Carolijn Terwindt, “Executive Criminalization: The
Contentious Process of Prosecutorial Qualification of Crime in
the Basque Conflict.”
Critics: Cathy Schneider, Christian Muench
December 4: Cathy Schneider, “Police Power, Race Riots and
Crime in Paris and New York."
Critics: Mike Hanagan, Ernesto Castaneda
December 11: Eloise Linger, “Female electoral activists of "the
Pink Tide": What are they doing now in Venezuela, Bolivia,
Argentina, and Chile?”
Critics: Elisabeth Borland, José Aleman
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