Democracy Reloaded

Cristina Flesher Fominaya is Professor of Global Studies at Aarhus University and an internationally recognized expert in European social movement and politics. She holds a PhD in Sociology from the University of California, Berkeley. She is Editor in Chief of the journal Social Movement Studies, co-founder of open access Interface Journal, author of Social Movements in a Globalized World (2nd ed) and co-editor of the Routledge Handbook of Contemporary European Social Movements (2020). She has published widely on social movements, democracy, and Spanish and European politics in English and Spanish.

Preface
List of Maps & Figures
List of Tables
List of Images
List of Abbreviations

Introduction

Part I: Spanish Democracy and 15-M
Chapter 1: Spanish Democracy and 15-M

Part II: 15-M: From Protest to Occupation
Chapter 2: Origin Stories
Chapter 3: 15-May 2011: An Unexpected Detonator
Chapter 4: Acampada Sol: The Chrysalis and the Crucible
Chapter 5: Assessing the Significance of Acampada Sol

Part III: From Occupation To Movement: Inside the 15-M Network
Chapter 6: "It's Not A Crisis, It's A Swindle": Indignant and Precarious Pensioners
Chapter 7: "The Citizens Did It": 15mparato, Autonomous Hacker Ethics in Action
Chapter 8: The Pah: Building a Movement within a Movement
Chapter 9: Indignant and Precarious Youth

Part IV: From 15-M to Podemos
Chapter 10: 15-M And Podemos: Explaining the Puzzle of the "Electoral Turn"
Chapter 11: Podemos: A Hybrid Party?

Conclusions
Chapter 12: 15-M Political Culture, Collective Identity, and the Logic of Autonomous Networks in the Digital Age
Chapter 13: Democracy Reloaded: Politics in Times of Crisis

Notes
References
Index