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> Also, in 2006, Mobilization begins quarterly publication, in March,
> June, September, and December. If you are interested in
> subscribing, you may contact me. I will send you an order form so
> we can get you on the mailing list before the publication date. The
> June Mobilization is a focus issue on state repression and social
> movements, guest editor, Jennifer Earl.
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> MOBILIZATION
> The International Quarterly Review of Research in Social Movements,
> Protest, and Contentious Politics
>
>
> Volume 11 Number 1
>
> When Do Leaders Matter? Hypotheses on Leadership Dynamics in
> Social Movements
> Sharon Erickson Nepstad and Clifford Bob
>
> Explaining Social Movement Outcomes: Multiorganizational Fields
> and Hate Crime Reporting
> Rory McVeigh, Carl Neblett, and Sarah Shafiq
>
> Between Globalism and Pragmatism: Attac in France, Germany, and
> Sweden
> Fredrik Uggla
>
> Constructing Political Opportunity: 1987—The Palestinian Year of
> Discontent
> Eitan Y. Alimi
>
> Master Frames and Political Opportunities in Northern Ireland's
> Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s
> Lorenzo Bosi
>
> Islamic "New Social Movements"? Radical Islam, Al-Qaida, and Social
> Movement Theory
> Philip W. Sutton and Stephen Vertigans
>
> Book Review Section
> Edited by Rachel Einwohner
>
>
> Hank Johnston, editor
> Mobilization: An International Journal
> San Diego State University
> San Diego, CA 92182-4423
> Fax: 858.673.8402 www.Mobilization.sdsu.edu
>
> Mobilization . . .
> a top-ten sociology journal based on its citation-impact index.
