Collective Resistance to Neoliberalism

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Collective Resistance to Neoliberalism
	Contents
	1 Resistance to Neoliberalism
		Introduction
		Defining Neoliberalism: What are the Popular Sectors Contesting?
		Economic Policy Drivers of Collective Action
		Theoretical Perspectives on Popular Opposition to Neoliberalism
		Basic Forms of Resistance
		Methodological Approach
	2 Temporal Rhythms and the Geography of Revolt
		Resistance Over Time, 1970 to the Present
		Economic Recessions and Resistance in the Global North
		Structural Adjustment and Resistance in the Global South
		Resistance Across Territories
			Subnational Resistance in the Global North
			Subnational Resistance in the Global South
		Subnational Case Study of Costa Rica
		Transnational Resistance against Neoliberalism
			World Social Forum as Coordinating Infrastructure in the Global South
			Global Economic Justice Post-2020
		Other Transnational Movements Against Neoliberalism
			Hemispheric Social Alliance Against FTAA
			International Women’s Movement
	3 The Consequences of Resistance to Neoliberalism
		Conditions Shaping the Outcomes of Anti-Neoliberal Protest Campaigns
		Anti-Neoliberal Campaign Outcomes in the Global North
		Anti-Neoliberal Campaign Outcomes in the Global South
		From Defensive to Offensive Mobilization: Electoral Outcomes
		The Protest Wave Path to Strong Electoral Outcomes in Latin America
		The Protest Wave Path to Strong Electoral Outcomes in Southern Europe
	4 The Future of Neoliberalism and Alternatives
		Rightwing Attributions
		Alternatives
		Growing Environmental Crises
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