Transnational Social Movements and Global Politics: Solidarity beyond the State

Table of contents

• Title Page iii
• Contents v
• Illustrations vii
• Foreword ix
• Introduction xiii
• Contributors xvii
• Abbreviations xxi
• Part One - The Phenomenon of Transnational Social Movements 1
• 1 - Social Movements and Global Transformation 3
• 2 - Intergovernmental and Nongovernmental Associations to 1945 19
• 3 - Characteristics of the Modern Transnational Social Movement Sector 42
• 4 - Social Movements and World Politics a Theoretical Framework 59
• Part Two - Mobilizing Transnational Resources in National Conflicts 79
• 5 - Cooperative Accompaniment and Peace Brigades International in Sri Lanka 81
• 7 - The Transnational Strategies of the Service for Peace and Justice in Latin America 123
• Part Three - Generating Constituencies for Multilateral Policy 139
• 8 - Mobilizing Around the United Nations Special Sessions on Disarmament 141
• 9 - Limits to Transnationalism 173
• 10 - Building Political Will After Unced 189
• Part Four - Targeting International Institutions 193
• 11 - Limits to Mobilization Environmental Policy for the European Union 195
• 12 - Interceding at the United Nations the Human Right of Conscientious Objection 214
• Part Five - Theoretical Implications 241
• 14 - The Globalization of Social Movement Theory John D. Mccarthy 243
• 15 - Transnational Social Movements, World Politics, and Global Governance 260
• Works Cited Index 277
• Work Cited 279
• Index 303

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