Volume 3, Number 2 – 2017

Description

Contents

Editorial

• Anton Törnberg; Researching Resistance: Methodological Challenges, Ethical Concerns and the Future of Resistance Studies

Methodology

• Minoo Koefood; Accessing the Backstage: Ethnographic Research Methods in Resistance Studies
• Brian Martin & Majken Jul Sørensen; Investigating nonviolent action by experimental testing
• Otto Von Busch; Resistant Materialities and Power Tools: Dynamics of Power and Resistance in Everyday Consumerism

Ethics

• Joanna Allan; Activist Ethics: the Need for a Nuanced Approach to Resistance Studies Field Research
• Massimiliana Urbano; Social Movements and Resistance Studies in Neoliberal Times

Extended Comments

• Minoo Koefoed; When Doing Ethnography with Armed Movements: Participation, Rapport, Resistance – And Ethics
• Christina Hansen; Doing Fieldwork at ‘Home’: Ethical and Emotional Considerations on the Academic-Activist Relationship

Classic Book Review

• Kristian Skrede Gleditsch; Re ections on Kenneth Boulding’s ree Faces of Power, in retrospect, and with the bene t of hindsight

Book Reviews

• Sarah Freeman-Woolpert; e Tea Party Warrior’s Field Manual
• Markus Bayer; A eory of Nonviolent Action – How Civil Resistance Works
• Brian Martin; Freedom Without Violence: Resisting the Western Political Tradition
• Sarah Freeman-Woolpert; Security Without Weapons: Rethinking Violence, Nonviolent Action, and Civilian Protection
• Sarah Freeman-Woolpert; e Revolution Where You Live: Stories from a 12,000-Mile Journey through a New America
• Asma Khalifa; War and Peace in Islam; a critique of Islamic/ist Political discourses
• Brian Martin; Bravehearts: Whistle-blowing in the Age of Snowden