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> Oggetto: CFP-Qualitative Sociology Special Issue on Political Violence
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> QUALITATIVE SOCIOLOGY: CALL FOR PAPERS for SPECIAL ISSUE ON "POLITICAL
> VIOLENCE"
>
> "Political Violence": A special issue focused on the trajectories
> that lead
> political actors -- on both sides of the state-dissident
> equation -- to
> violence. The questions we are interested in exploring include but
> are not
> restricted to the following:
>
> * How do we understand the "turn" to violence within specific
> cycles of
> protest and within specific cycles of repression?
>
> * What are the motivations and logics of social movement actors
> who deploy
> violent means to oppose the state, to compete with factions
> within their
> own movement or to neutralize counter-movements?
>
> * What are the motivations and logics of state actors who elect to
> work in
> segments of the military, criminal justice system and national
> security
> organization that engage in severe repression and torture?
>
> * How are the protagonists of political violence recruited and
> socialized
> in their respective organizations?
>
> * What have been the experiences of those who have renounced
> violence as a
> political strategy?
>
> * What can be learned from the adjudication of legal cases
> involving
> political crime and violence?
>
> We encourage the submission of papers based on qualitative
> research that
> situates protagonists of violence within their specific
> historical and
> cultural context.
>
> GUEST EDITORS: Gilda Zwerman, S.U.N.Y - Old Westbury
> Patricia Steinhoff, University of Hawaii
>
> ENDNOTE COMMENTARY: Donatella della Porta
> Department of Political and Social Sciences
> European University Institute, Firenze Italy
>
> DEADLINE: May 15, 2007
>
> SEND PAPERS TO:
> Lauren Joseph
> Qualitative Sociology
> Dept. of Sociology
> Stony Brook University
> Stony Brook, NY 11794
>
> MANUSCRIPT SUBMISSION GUIDELINES AVAILABLE AT:
> WWW.SPRINGERONLINE.COM
>
>
>
> Javier Auyero
> Associate Professor
> Sociology Department. SUNY at Stony Brook, Stony Brook, NY 11794-4356
> Editor, QUALITATIVE SOCIOLOGY
> TE: 631 632 4884 FAX: 631 632 8203
> http://www.sunysb.edu/sociol/?faculty/Auyero/auyero
>
