State Repression and Movement Fragmentation: An Interactionist Approach

• In Event: Human Rights, Repression, Civilian Victimization, and Political Violence II

Brief Overview

The article examines the effect of state repression on movement fragmentation using network analysis and text mining. It demonstrates that a new concept of movement fragmentation could be useful for a more nuanced understanding of the phenomenon.

Author

• Hansol Kwak, University of Maryland, College Park; R Street Institute