This paper offers a theorization of how the state touches. Through an analysis of the
extensive 2011 protests over Wisconsin Senate Bill 11, we interrogate the relatively non …

This chapter provides an explanation for the rise and fall of the Occupy Wall Street
movement, a social movement “from bellow” that dared to “dream dangerously” in the wake …

The Wisconsin Uprising of 2011 was one of the largest sustained collective actions in the
history of the United States. Newly-elected Governor Scott Walker introduced a shock …

In this thesis, I explore why and how the Wisconsin protests of 2011—a series of
demonstrations against a legislative bill with seemingly localized effects—garnered …

Abstract The Wisconsin Uprising not only was the early riser of the US protest wave of 2011,
it was highly militant and the largest and most broadly based of those mobilizations …

This case study examines how a small coffee roast-ing cooperative in Madison, Wisconsin
challenged prevailing fair trade social relationships through its unique model of commerce …

On May 1, 1995, one thousand “socialist dinosaurs” marched from Wisconsin's Capitol
Square to the headquarters of Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce four blocks away …