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Series editor preface : semiotic freedom for the social sciences: inquiry in a new key / Jaan Valsiner
Introduction : changing times, changing science / Brady Wagoner, Eric Jensen, and Julian Oldmeadow
Collective action in context
The psychology of collective action: crowds and change / John Drury, Steve Reicher, and Clifford Scott
Commentary : collectives may protest, but how do authorities respond? / Flora Cornish
Change we can believe in : the role of social identity, cognitive
Alternatives, and leadership in group mobilization and transformation / Stephen D. Reicher and S. Alexander Haslam
Commentary : change non-westerners can believe in / Fathali Moghaddam, Zach Warren, and Rhea Vance-Cheng
Communicating change
Metaphor and stories in discourse about personal and social change / David Ritchie
Commentary : the earth, olympus, and the commuter bus / Carlos Cornejo
Balancing stability and change : a neo-diffusionist perspective on cultural dynamics of socially transformative ideas / Yoshihisa Kashima, Boyka Bratanova, and Kim Peters
Commentary : the meeting of ideas: diffusion, dialogical interaction, and social change / Brady Wagoner
Scientific controversies and the struggle for symbolic power / Eric Jensen
Commentary : the struggle for scientific consensus: communicating climate science around cop-15 / Rick Holliman
Societies in transition
Mediating social change in authoritarian and democratic states : irony, hybridity, and corporate censorship / Eric Jensen
Commentary: subversively funny : critical humor in art / Lisa Sayles
Assessing social change through social capital : local leadership and social-political change in bolivia / Martin Mendoza
Commentary: social influence and social change : states and strategies of social capital / Gordon Sammut and Mohammad Sartawi
Changing fields, changing habitusus : the field of public service in post-soviet ukraine / Anastasia Ryabchuk
Commentary: dependent independence : a mechanism for conciliating determinism and freedom / Maaris Raudsepp
Conclusion : a cyclical model of social change / Brady Wagoner, Eric Jensen, and Julian Oldmeadow
About the authors.
Introduction : changing times, changing science / Brady Wagoner, Eric Jensen, and Julian Oldmeadow
Collective action in context
The psychology of collective action: crowds and change / John Drury, Steve Reicher, and Clifford Scott
Commentary : collectives may protest, but how do authorities respond? / Flora Cornish
Change we can believe in : the role of social identity, cognitive
Alternatives, and leadership in group mobilization and transformation / Stephen D. Reicher and S. Alexander Haslam
Commentary : change non-westerners can believe in / Fathali Moghaddam, Zach Warren, and Rhea Vance-Cheng
Communicating change
Metaphor and stories in discourse about personal and social change / David Ritchie
Commentary : the earth, olympus, and the commuter bus / Carlos Cornejo
Balancing stability and change : a neo-diffusionist perspective on cultural dynamics of socially transformative ideas / Yoshihisa Kashima, Boyka Bratanova, and Kim Peters
Commentary : the meeting of ideas: diffusion, dialogical interaction, and social change / Brady Wagoner
Scientific controversies and the struggle for symbolic power / Eric Jensen
Commentary : the struggle for scientific consensus: communicating climate science around cop-15 / Rick Holliman
Societies in transition
Mediating social change in authoritarian and democratic states : irony, hybridity, and corporate censorship / Eric Jensen
Commentary: subversively funny : critical humor in art / Lisa Sayles
Assessing social change through social capital : local leadership and social-political change in bolivia / Martin Mendoza
Commentary: social influence and social change : states and strategies of social capital / Gordon Sammut and Mohammad Sartawi
Changing fields, changing habitusus : the field of public service in post-soviet ukraine / Anastasia Ryabchuk
Commentary: dependent independence : a mechanism for conciliating determinism and freedom / Maaris Raudsepp
Conclusion : a cyclical model of social change / Brady Wagoner, Eric Jensen, and Julian Oldmeadow
About the authors.