Alternative politics in contemporary Japan new directions in social movements
"Modern social movements frequently serve as a space to voice concerns in a supportive and collective context and thus are an important venue for individuals to learn how to speak up for themselves. With the rise of new generations and advancement of technology such as digital networks, contemp...
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University of Hawaiʻi Press
[2024]
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Inhaltsangabe:
- Introduction David H. Slater and Patricia G. Steinhoff Transforming invisible civil society into alternative politics Patricia G. Steinhoff The power of alternative union networks Shinji Kojima Union is hope: Freeter mobilization Robin O'Day Homelessness, art, and activism in Japan from the early '90s until today Carl Cassegård Alternative movements for energy in Japan: the development of community power movements Makoto Nishikido Continuity after abeyance: dismantling of mobilizing structures and generational turnover in the cycles of protest Yoko Iida From dismayed mom to activist mother: the process of social movement participation after the nuclear disaster in Japan Rika Morioka New right-wing movements as alternative politics Yuki Asahina Antiracism before and after Fukushima Vivian Shaw Dressed in pink: antinuclear activism in Post-Fukushima Japan and the remodeling of new left organization Vinicius de Aguiar Furuie Mobilizing musical traditions in the antinuclear resistance in Post-Fukushima Japan Alexander Brown Tell me what democracy looks like: using cultural resources to create liberal alternatives David H. Slater