Mobilization is the leading research review of social movements, protests, and contentious politics. It advances the study of these phenomena by providing a forum to refine and innovate methodologies, theories, and concepts across the social science disciplines. Recognizing the globalization of our research community and of the movements we study, our official name is Mobilization: An International Quarterly
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THE FORMATION OF CROSSMOVEMENT COALITIONS AND THE CHALLENGES TO THEIR ENDURANCE: THE RISE AND FALL OF UNIDAD SOCIAL IN CHILE*
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THE FORMATION OF CROSSMOVEMENT COALITIONS AND THE CHALLENGES TO THEIR ENDURANCE: THE RISE AND FALL OF UNIDAD SOCIAL IN CHILE*
FROM THE STREETS TO THE BALLOT BOX: APPROACHES TO ELECTORAL ORGANIZING AMONG YOUTH-LED SMOS*
THE FORMATION OF CROSSMOVEMENT COALITIONS AND THE CHALLENGES TO THEIR ENDURANCE: THE RISE AND FALL OF UNIDAD SOCIAL IN CHILE*
FROM THE STREETS TO THE BALLOT BOX: APPROACHES TO ELECTORAL ORGANIZING AMONG YOUTH-LED SMOS*
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