Participant Papers

• Enforcement Networks and Racial Contention in Civil Rights-Era Mississippi
  David Cunningham and Peter B. Owens
• Manufactured Ambiguity: Party-State Mobilization Strategy in March 1968 Crisis in Poland
  Grzegorz Ekiert and Dominika Kruszewska
• Mobilization for Development
  Kristen Looney
• Occupy Youth! State-mobilized contention in the Putin era (or, what was Nashi and what comes next?)
  Julie Hemment
• Protecting Business from Politics: Explaining Variation in Nationalist Protests in China
  Kacie Miura
• State Mobilized Contention: The Construction of Novorossiya
  Graeme B. Robertson and Samuel Greene
• State-Mobilized Contention in Bolivarian Venezuela: Threats, Arenas, and Evolution of State-Mobilized Organizations
  Sam Handlin
• State-Mobilized Countermovement in the Democratic Movement of Hong Kong
  Eliza W. Y. Lee
• The Anti-Activist Mobilization in Hong Kong: A Case Study on the Anti-FaLunGong Protests
  Cheris Shun-Ching Chan and Andrew Junker
• The Resurrection of Lei Feng: Rebuilding the Chinese Party-State’s Infrastructure of Volunteer Mobilization
  David A. Palmer and Ning Rundong
• The Social Sources of Counterrevolution: State-Sponsored Contention during Revolutionary Episodes
  Mark R. Beissinger
• The State as the Mobilizer and de-mobilizer to China's Nationalist Protests
  Suisheng Zhao
• War Veterans between the Regime and the State: the Dynamic of Organized Intolerance in Croatia
  Danijela Dolenec
• Workers against Students: Proletarian Counter-Protest in the PRC
  Elizabeth Perry and Yan Xiaojun