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Belief, Practice and Belonging, online processes and their effect on mobilization. This article investigates how new forms of organizations characterized by being complex and multilayered networks select their organizational objectives and turn them into political matters. We ask how these organizational goals emerge, how they ar

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Religion in the European Refugee Crisishe communicative infrastructure of blogs, digests, and social networking platforms (Castells, 2012; Cohen & Rai, 2000; Sassen, 2011). This approach to analyzing Occupy highlights the importance of specific media practices for the movement’s internal identification, organization, and mobilization.

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Why Some Political Opportunities Succeed and Others Fail: Bridging Organizational Levels in the Case online processes and their effect on mobilization. This article investigates how new forms of organizations characterized by being complex and multilayered networks select their organizational objectives and turn them into political matters. We ask how these organizational goals emerge, how they ar

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