Advances in the Visual Analysis of Social Movements

Focusing on the role of visuals in social movements, this issue offers innovative analytical concepts and methodologies that blend cultural and political analysis. It features global case studies, including symbols from the Egyptian uprising, anti-surveillance protests in Germany, and Australian abortion movements. Additionally, it explores renowned scholar Charles Tilly's contributions, particularly the repertoire of contention in Latin America and the significance of storytelling in building trust and framing blame within social movements.