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Volume 3 (2015): Issue 2 (Dec 2015): Politics, Consumption, or Nihilism: Protest and Disorder after the Global Crash (Part 2). Guest Editors: Bob Jeffery, Joseph Ibrahim, and David Waddington

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Introduction
- Politics, Consumption, or Nihilism
  
  Protest and Disorder after the Global Crash
  
  By: Joseph Ibrahim, Bob Jeffery and David Waddington
  
  Pages: 1–4
Articles
- Negotiating the Resistance
  
  Catch 22S, Brokering, and Contention within Occupy Safer Spaces Policy
  
  By: Samantha Fletcher
  
  Pages: 5–16
- Social Movements and Social Policies
  
  Political Challenges under Austerity in the UK
  
  By: Gregory White
  
  Pages: 17–32
- Rage and Protest
  
  The Case of the Greek Indiginant Movement
  
  By: Marilena Simiti
  
  Pages: 33–50
- 2012 Quebec Student Protests
  
  Some Observations on Motives, Strategies, and Their Consequences on the Reconfigurations of State and Media
  
  By: Audrey Laurin-Lamothe and Michel Ratte
  
  Pages: 51–64
- The Cartographies of Protest
  
  By: Pollyanna Ruiz
  
  Pages: 65–80
- Pacifying Disruptive Subjects
  
  Police Violence and Anti-Fracking Protests
  
  By: Will Jackson, Helen Monk and Joanna Gilmore
  
  Pages: 81–93

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