Bringing Capitalism Back into Social Movement Studies. An Agenda for Research and Action: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Geneva Office

Tuesday, 13.07.2021 - 16.00m - 17.00pm CET, Online

Greater analytical attention is again being paid to intersectional inequalities as a trigger of and challenge for progressive social movements.

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Using historical and current examples, Donatella della Porta sketched out new conceptual thinking on the interactions between capitalist transformations and social movements.

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