New Dimensions of Social Movement/Countermovement Interaction

Michael Peckham, New Dimensions of Social Movement/Countermovement Interaction: The Case of Scientology and Its Internet Critics, The Canadian Journal of Sociology / Cahiers canadiens de sociologie, Vol. 23, No. 4 (Autumn, 1998), pp. 317-347

Aesthetics · Art · Countermovement · Media studies · Sociology · The Internet · World Wide Web · Computer Science · Opinion Dynamics and Social Influence · Social Media and Politics · Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and Political Violence

• The Targets of Online Protest

  Jennifer Earl, Katrina Kimport•Information Communication & Society•2008

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• Changing the World One Webpage at a Time

  Jennifer Earl, Katrina Kimport et al.•Mobilization An International…•2010

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• Introduction

  Jennifer Earl•Mobilization An International…•2006

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• A Battle for Authenticity

  Sharon S Oselin, Sharon Oselin et al.•Mobilization An International…•2010

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• Sustaining the State

  Open Access•Joshua C Wilson•Law & Social Inquiry•2011

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• Fathers' Rights Groups, Domestic Violence and Political Countermobilization

  Jocelyn Elise Crowley•Social Forces•2009

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• The digital repression of social movements, protest, and activism

  Open Access•Jennifer Earl, Thomas V Maher et al.•Science Advances•2022

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• Engaging with the Church of Scientology and the Free Zone in the Field

  Aled Thomas, Aled J Ll Thomas•International Journal for the…•2020

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• Choosing the Right Media for Mobilization

  Seong-Jae Min, Young Mie Kim•Mass Communication & Society•2012

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• Pursuing Social Change Online

  Open Access•Jennifer Earl•Social Science Computer Review•2006

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• Handle with Care

  Brenda Doherty, Bernard Doherty•Implicit Religion•2021

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• Social Movements and Protest

  Open Access•Gillian Edwards, Gemma Edwards•Social Movements and Protest•2014

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• Countermovements from the Perspective of the Sociology of Social Movements

  Open Access•Petr Vidomus•Czech Sociological Review•2011

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• Narratives and Counternarratives

  P Joosse, Sandra Buceriu et al.•The British Journal of Criminology•2015

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• From historical injustice to local conflict

  P Andits•Social movement studies•2016

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• Challenging Global Warming as a Social Problem

  Aaron M Mccright, Riley E Dunlap•Social Problems•2000

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• Zapatista and counter-Zapatista protests

  Open Access•María Inclán•Journal of Peace Research•2012

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• Daring to Marry

  Shannon Weber•Journal of Homosexuality•2015

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• Political Repression

  Jennifer Earl•Annual Review of Sociology•2011

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• From Barricades to Firewalls? Strategic Voting and Social Movement Leadership in the Internet Age

  Open Access•Alan Schussman, Jennifer Earl•Sociological Inquiry•2004

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• Movement Societies and Digital Protest

  Open Access•Jennifer Earl, Katrina Kimport•Sociological Theory•2009

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• The Presentation of the Charismatic Self in Everyday Life

  P Joosse•Sociology of Religion•2012

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• Music and Social Movements

  Andrew Jamison, Ron Eyerman•Music and social movements•2011

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• The power elite and elite-driven countermovements

  Open Access•Nelson A Pichardo•Sociological Forum•1995

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• Fighting back

  Open Access•James M Jasper, Jane D Poulsen et al.•Sociological Forum•1993

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• Social Control and Movement Outcome

  Jeffrey Stotik, T E Shriver et al.•Sociological Focus•1994

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• A Resource Mobilization Analysis of a Failed Environmental Protest

  Dana Kaminstein, Dana S Kaminstein•Journal of Community Practice•1995

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• The Consequences of Professionalization and Formalization in the Pro-Choice Movement

  Suzanne Staggenborg•American Sociological Review•1988

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• Scientology

  William Sims Bainbridge, Rodney Stark•Sociological Analysis•1980

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• The Economic Strategies of New Religious Movements

  Frederick Bird, Frederick B Bird et al.•Sociological Analysis•1985

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• The Road to Total Freedom, a Sociological Analysis of Scientology

  Kenneth E Burnham, Roy Wallis•Review of Religious Research•1978

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• Religion

  Joseph A Varacalli, Meredith B Mcguire•Review of Religious Research•1992

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• Managing to Recruit

  Deana Hall•Sociology of Religion•1998

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• Financing the Millennium

  David G Bromley•Journal for the Scientific Study…•1985

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• The Rhetoric of Rights and Needs

  Scott Coltrane, Neal Hickman•Social Problems•1992

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• The Fathers' Rights Movement

  Open Access•Carl Bertoia, Carl E Bertoia et al.•Journal of Family Issues•1993

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• Oppositional Consciousness

  Open Access•Sharon A Groch•Sociological Inquiry•1994

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• Movements, Countermovements, and the Structure of Political Opportunity

  D S Meyer, Suzanne Staggenborg•American Journal of Sociology•1996

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• Resource Mobilization and Social Movements

  John D Mccarthy, Mayer N Zald•American Journal of Sociology•1977

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