Political Sentiments and Social Movements: The Person in Politics and Culture

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The e-book and PDF version of the book titled Political Sentiments and Social Movements: The Person in Politics and Culture explores the ways in which average citizens construct political meanings, construct political identities and feelings, and become connected to or disengaged from political contests. Drawing on the field of psychological anthropology, it illustrates the intricacies of political subjectivities through captivating personal stories that complicate our understanding of the relationship between culture and politics. [Citation needed] The Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street in the United States, Rastafari in Jamaica, the environmental movement in the United States, Courage to Refuse in Israel, Salafi movements in northern Nigeria, anti-immigrant activism in Denmark, and post-socialist labor politics in Romania are all topics that are covered in separate chapters.

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