Andrew Junker (PhD in sociology, Yale University, 2012) is an Assistant Professor at the University of Chicago. He is interested in religion, politics, and transnational sociology, with a regional focus on China and Chinese diaspora. He has articles appearing in Mobilization and Sociology of Religion.
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Dialogues and Disruptions
The content of Mobilizing Ideas occurs in two threads. The Essay Dialogue is an exchange on a salient topic, featuring insights from scholars and activists, occurring over the course of two months. The Daily Disruption is a blog covering social movements news, from current events to new research by emerging movements scholars. Use the menu at the top or the links below to access either of these full threads.Links to Dialogue Topics and the Daily Disruption
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- Emerging Stars in Social Movement Research (25)
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- Hackers: Freedom Fighters or Danger to Society (8)
- How Organizations Develop Activists (13)
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- Informing Activists (43)
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Recent Dialogue and DD Posts
- On the Importance of (Re-)theorizing Black Civic Engagement
- David Pettinicchio's Book Illustrates the Interplay between Activists and Institutional Actors
- Moby at 25
- Seeing What is Not There: On 25 Years of Mobilization and Taking Space in Social Movement Studies
- Celebrating 25 Years of Mobilization
- What is Happening in the Women’s Movement Now?
- Thanks Hank!
- Mobilization(s) and Me
- If Repression Backfires – From Transformative Events to Expectations
- #CiteBlackWomen – Citing More Broadly
- The Green New Deal and the Future of Work in America Conference
- Indigenous Movements and Resistance in Chile
Top Posts & Pages
- Social Movement Activism and the Courts
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- On the Importance of (Re-)theorizing Black Civic Engagement
- Teaching Youth & Activism- Focus Questions & Annotated Readings
- The Role of the Arts in Political Protest
- The Practice of Social Movement Leadership
- The Rashomon Effect in Three Headlines/Stories
- Twenty Years of Millennials’ Involvement in Social Movements
- Social Movements: How People Make History
- The Immigrant Rights Movement: Then and Now
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