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Protest and Resistance in the Developing World
Fri, August 30, 2:00 to 3:30pm, Hilton, Jefferson WestSession Submission Type: Full Paper Panel
Session Description
Mass mobilization in countries across the developing world has challenged entrenched autocratic regimes and successfully thwarted democratic backsliding across Africa and Latin America in recent years. Recent scholarship has begun to treat protest and resistance in the developing world seriously, yet much remains to be explained and explored. This panel of papers continues the process of examining resistance and revolution across Africa, Mexico, and the Global South in general.
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Individual Presentations
Systemic Corruption and Revolution in Africa: Evidence from Nigeria - Jacob S. Lewis, Penn State Erie, the Behrend College
Battle in the Streets, Battle in the Press: Symbolic Protest in Mexico - Heather A. Sullivan, Hamilton College
Mass Nonviolent Civil Resistance: Do Disadvantaged Minorities Benefit, Too? - Brandon Ives
Everybody Get Together: Participation and Resistance Campaign Outcomes - Jonathan Pinckney, Norwegian University of Technology and Science; Charles Robert Butcher, Norwegian University of Science and Technology; Jessica Maves Braithwaite, University of Arizona