I know you’ve all been just dying for another blog to read, haven’t you? Well, I’m here to satisfy!
Today marks the the public launch of Mobilizing Ideas, a new scholarly (or perhaps pseudo-scholarly!) blog concerned with activism, social movements, protests, and the like. The blog consists of two sections: a monthly set of invited essays on a particular topic, called “Essay Dialogues”, and a more typical blog stream of smaller contributions, called the “Daily Disruption.”
The First Essay Dialogue takes on Jennifer Earl and Katrina Kimport’s new book, Digitally Enabled Social Change: Activism in the Internet Age (MIT Press, 2011) with contributions from scholars an activists, including Francesca Polletta, Deana Rolinger, Paul-Brian McInerney, Frida Berrigan, Joss Hands, and Kevin Matthews.
The Daily Disruption already contains many interesting contributions, especially occupied with Occupy, so to speak.
I hope you’ll stop by!
Very cool. I see gazillions of readers in your future.
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