Titlebook: Social Movements and Sexual Citizenship in Southern Europe; Ana Cristina Santos Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publ

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Overcoming the Dichotomy: The Syncretic Activist Approach, LGBT activists diversified their praxis, and became actively involved in developing relationships of engagement, exemplified by the “pedagogy of proximity” towards politicians and the “empathy frame” towards journalists.

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Social Movements, Queer Studies and Citizenship: Exploring Theoretical Intersections,r choice of these two bodies of literature results from the specificity of the topic discussed in the book — the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) social movement — which clearly contains aspects of interest both to social movement theorists (and activists) and to lesbian, gay and queer

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Legal Change and the Juridification of LGBT Activism,-cultural change. In the case of LGBT movements in Southern Europe, pressure for legal change emerged both from social movements and supra-national institutions, such as the EU.. The accession to the EU benefited LGBT citizens in several ways, mainly through the influence of recommendations of EU in

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News Is Power: Activism, the Media and Cultural Change,re, 2003; Zhao, 1998). Nevertheless, it provides mediated accounts of reality that are far from being neutral; instead they mirror personal and institutional biases, beliefs and values (Alwood, 1996; Lull, 1995). Thus, in many respects, news reports are socially constructed processes which determine