Research in social movements, conflicts and change, Volume 26 (Elsevier JAI, 2005)
Introduction - Patrick G. Coy -- - Specialists and generalists: learning strategies in the woman suffrage movement, 1866-1918 - Brayden G. King, Marie Cornwall -- - Transnational activism in the Americas: the Internet and innovations in the repertoire of contention - Jeffrey M. Ayres -- - Multi-sectoral coalitions and popular movement participation - Paul D. Almeida -- - "You can beat the rap, but you can't beat the ride:" bringing arrests back into research on repression - Jennifer Earl -- - Addressing the selection bias in media coverage of strikes: a comparison of mainstream and specialty print media - Andrew W. Martin -- - Wilderness or working forest? British Columbia forest policy debate in the Vancouver Sun, 1991-2003 - Mark C.J. Stoddart -- - We don't agree: collective identity justification work in social movement organizations - Belinda Robnett -- - Construction of relationship frames in the aboriginal rights support movement: the articulation of solidarity with the Lubicon Cree of northern Canada - Neil Funk-Unrau -- - Possibility of personal empowerment in dispute resolution: Habermas, Foucault and community mediation - Jordi Agusti-Pamareda