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Mal hilfreich, mal kontraproduktiv: Konfrontative Proteste als Mittel für politische Veränderung

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  • Hutter, Swen
  • Saldivia Gonzatti, Daniel

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Kartoffelbrei auf Museumskunst, Straßenblockaden im Berufsverkehr – öffentlicher Protest zeigt sich immer wieder konfrontativ bis gewaltförmig. Die Gegenreaktionen auf der Straße und in den Medien sind heftig. Das legt den Schluss nahe, dass auf diese Weise Protestierende ihrer Sache keinen Gefallen tun. Swen Hutter und Daniel Saldivia Gonzatti analysieren Jahrzehnte von Protesten und die Ergebnisse eines Umfrageexperiments. Sie wollen wissen: Welche Protestform findet Akzeptanz?

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  • Hutter, Swen & Saldivia Gonzatti, Daniel, 2025. "Mal hilfreich, mal kontraproduktiv: Konfrontative Proteste als Mittel für politische Veränderung," WZB-Mitteilungen: Quartalsheft für Sozialforschung, WZB Berlin Social Science Center, issue 187 (1/25, pages 15-18.
    • Handle: RePEc:zbw:wzbmtn:337073
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    1. Sidney Tarrow, 1993. "Modular Collective Action and the Rise of the Social Movement: Why the French Revolution was Not Enough," Politics & Society, , vol. 21(1), pages 69-90, March.
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