How does the strength of political-party opposition affect government-critical civil society organisations (CSOs)’ engagement with autocratic elections? The question is particularly pertinent in current context deepening autocratization and repression civic dissent. In this article, I explore argument that strong parties or coalitions facilitate CSOs’ acts dissent by offering robust dual electo...

How does exile affect online dissent? By internationalizing activists’ networks and removing them from day-to-day life under the regime, we argue that fundamentally alters political opportunities strategic behavior. We test effect of on public discourse in case Venezuela, through an analysis over 5 million tweets by 357 activists spanning seven years. Our results suggest after going into increa...

The purpose of this paper is to set out the contours for a pedagogy dissent, i.e., pedagogical approach religion that recognizes role dissent in bridging conventional antagonism between religious and LGBTQ concerns education. Seán Henry begins it with view conducive kind work can be engaged if relation education framed radically conservative terms. From here, inquires into commitments necessary...

Sonia Sotomayor’s dissent in the Fourth Amendment case Utah v. Strieff (2016) received a great deal of media attention, particularly for its citations to prominent Black political thinkers and evocations Lives Matter. This article interprets Justice as constructing an emergent legal theory that incorporates Matter experiences people color subject being stopped searched into core jurisprudence. ...