Preface and Acknowledgments

Globalizations and Social Movements

John A. Guidry

Michael D. Kennedy

Mayer N. Zald

PART I. MOVEMENTS IN GLOBALIZED SPACE

Historical Precursors to Modern Transnational Social Movements and Networks

Margaret Keck

Kathryn Sikkink

State Terror, Constitutional Traditions, and National Human Rights Movements: A Cross-National Quantitative Comparison

Patrick Ball

Distant Issue Movements in Germany: Empirical Description and Theoretical Reflections

Dieter Rucht

PART II. GLOBALIZATIONS AND MOVEMENTS IN NATION-STATES

The Irrelevance of Nationalism (the Relevance of Globalism)? Cultural Frames of Collective Protest in Postcommunist Poland, 1989-93

Jan Kubik

Global and Local Framing of Maternal Identity: Obligation and the Mothers of Matagalpa, Nicaragua

Lorraine Bayard de Volo

The Useful State? Social Movements and the Citizenship of Children in Brazil

John A. Guidry

PART III. MOVEMENTS, IDENTITIES, CULTURAL TRANSFORMATIONS

Refugees, Resistance, and Identity

Julie Peteet

Confronting Contradictions and Negotiating Identities: Taiwanese Doctors' Anticolonialism in the 1920s

Ming-cheng M. Lo

Politics and Play: Sport, Social Movements, and Decolonization in Cuba and the British West Indies

Jose Raul Perales

Social Memory as Collective Action: The Crimean Tatar National Movement

Greta Uehling

The Russian Neo-Cossacks: Militant Provincials in the Geoculture of Clashing Civilizations

Georgi M. Derluguian

Religious Nationalism in India and Global Fundamentalism

Peter van der Veer

PART IV. REFLECTIONS

Adjusting the Lens: What Do Globalizations, Transnationalism, and the Anti-apartheid Movement Mean for Social Movement Theory?

Gay W. Seidman

Bibliography

Contributors

Index