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Routledge Social Movements in the Balkans - Southeast European Studies

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Description

Explore the history of political upheaval and public protest across Southeast Europe with this scholarly work from Routledge. From Slovenia to Turkey, this book examines how social movements have challenged existing political systems in the region. It covers a wide range of critical issues that drive public action, including austerity measures, the privatization of welfare, and the management of public utilities and spaces. Readers will learn how these revolts address deep-seated concerns regarding corruption, bureaucratic inefficiency, and environmental issues. The text also investigates how protests respond to authoritarian tendencies and serve as channels for broader social and political discontent. By studying these movements, you gain insight into how collective action has led to the defeat of unpopular policies and even the fall of governments. This study provides a deep look at the dynamic social and political forces shaping the Balkans today.

Key Features

Covers diverse geographic areas from Slovenia to Turkey to provide a broad view of Southeast European protests.

Examines key drivers of unrest such as austerity, welfare privatization, and public utility management.

Analyzes the impact of social movements on political outcomes, including the removal of governments and policy changes.

Investigates how public demonstrations address corruption, environmental concerns, and bureaucratic inefficiency.

Provides insight into how protests act as conduits for widespread social and political discontent across the region.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
04 July 2018
Listed Since
19 January 2017

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