Professor David Pettinicchio, PhD Sociology​​​
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Center for the Study of Social Movements
Mobilizing Ideas 

Essays:


Another “Turning Point Myth” in the Political Battle over Gun Control?
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Comparing Immigrant Political Participation

Mobilization in the Trump Era
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“Hillary Clinton sees me:” The primaries, “identity politics,” and disability


​“Activists are on this. Let’s all be on this:” Is Gun Control on the “Gay Agenda?”


Legal Mobilization and Policy Enforcement: A Tale of Two Policies and Two Movements?


​The ADA at 25: Why Movements Matter Following Legislative "Victories" 
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Protesting Inequality 


​Social Movements, Institutions and Policy Outcomes



What do the ALS ice bucket challenge, Alberta oil, and Leonardo DiCaprio have in common?


Direct and Indirect Challenges to the Pipeline 


The tortoise and the hare:institutions, policy and social change


Secularism? Nationalism? The Québec Tea Party? What’s the Charter of Values Really About?


An anti-gay marriage movement?


Backbenchers' voices might mean new political opportunities


"Gayxtremism" in France? 


Will Québec Anglophones take to the streets?


Cross-national gay marriage politics, the courts, and the context of activism


The When, Why and How of Legal Mobilization


Idle No More: Allies of the environment


"Is anyone really against persons with disabilities?"


What’s next for the Tea Party? Understanding movement success and failure


Are students using elites or are elites using students, or both?


Protest, Elections and Public Opinion


What WE Have Done: An Oral History of the Disability Rights Movement


Why is student protest “radical”?


New or Old Student Mobilization?


“Ambulance chasing” as legal mobilization?


The budget: Backlash against a Conservative public agenda?


Reinvigorating Labor Day? “A day for migrant rights, labor rights, human rights”


Reactions to Mobilization: Framing Occupiers, Environmentalists and Anti-Regime Protesters


“Lessons” from OWS inside and outside the classroom


What happened to the Tea Party?


Blogging, politics and social change


The new conservative political opportunity in Canada and the Office of Religious Freedom


A reflection on 2011: Declaring “war on inequality” means changing public values


Has the abortion issue been reopened in Canada and what does this mean for social movements?


Elites, Media and Framing in the Occupy Seattle Movement


Part-Time Protest: A Weekend Activity

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