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Handbook of Research Methods and Applications for Social Movements (eds Laurence Cox, Anna Szolucha, Alberto Arribas Lozano and Sutapa Chattopadhyay The handbook itself is at https://www.e-elgar.com/shop/gbp/handbook-of-research-methods-and-applications-for-social-movements-9781803922010.html

Plus video series  around the new SM research methods

https://www.youtube.com/@socialmovementresearch 

themes include: 

Feminist and Southern approaches, researching identities and ideologies (Sevil Çakır, Minati Dash, Susann Pham and Ayse Sargin)
Roundtable on the book (Keisha-Khan Perry and the four editors)
Classical and contemporary approaches to researching movements (Tiago Carvalho, Arnab Roy Chowdhury, Aurora Perego & Stefania Vicari, Clare Saunders and Katrin Uba)
Indigenous and global movement research (Carlos Y Flores and Axel Köhler)
The politics of SM research (Natasha Adams, Geri Augusto, Steve Chase and Joanne Rappaport)
Researching online and media activism (Cinzia Padovani and John Postill)

https://laurencecox.wordpress.com/ Blog: Learning from each other's struggles

P Sainath on Lok Sabha Results 2024 And What Lies Ahead https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5zlJE22Cow  NewsClickin

The outcome of 2024 Lok Sabha elections may not have given clear majority to any political party. But it did give clear indications that Indian politics and democracy shall be centred around people's issues. During the campaign attempts were made by the ruling party to steer the narrative towards non-issues like mangalsutra, religion-based reservation etc. However, the people, who have been bearing the brunt of uncontrolled price rise and unemployment, economic and agricultural distress, seemed to have voted on issues that affect their lives.

What do these results tell about the character of Indian politics? Have the Indian working class and peasantry, while struggling to find its unity amid the many religious and caste-based internal conflicts, still sided with the democratic values envisioned in the constitution and tried to reign in the autocratic rule?

P Chidambaram Exclusive With Rahul Kanwal LIVE | Opposition Zinda Hai | India Today LIVE Opposition Zinda Hai

India Today dont govern by fiat, govern by consensus.