1 Table of Contents: “...Introduction -- Chapter 1. Planting change from the Inside out, to nurture it from the Outside...”

2 Table of Contents: “... in Istanbul: A Relational Work Analysis of Changing Economic and Community Relations (Ladin Bayurgil...”

3 Subjects: “...Social change / Citizen participation...”

4 Subjects: “...Social change...”

5 Table of Contents: “... representations of migrant workers in Malaysia -- Chapter 8: Political and social deglobalisation in Malaysia...”

6 Table of Contents: “... and India -- Theoretical approaches to social and solidarity economy and social reproduction in feminist...”

7 Subjects: “...Social change / Latin America...”

8 Subjects: “...Islam and the social sciences...”

9 Subjects: “...Social policy...”

10 Table of Contents: “...: Characterization and Making of Denotified Tribes – A Review -- Chapter 3: Social and Historical Profile...”

11 Table of Contents: “... -- Introduction : Protests and Human Rights in Context / Mahmood Monshipouri -- Social Movements in the Digital...”

12 Subjects: “...SOCIAL SCIENCE / Ethnic Studies / American / Native American Studies...”

13 Table of Contents: “... pressures to change / Joan Conrow -- Kū e ka pono : the movement continues / Manu Ka'iama -- Portrait: Sam...”

14 Table of Contents: “...: Embodying feminist research with social movements -- Chapter 11: Feminist storytellers imagining new stories...”

15 “..., and social change. The text presents an innovative analysis of human rights rhetoric strategic use of voice...”

16 Table of Contents: “... -- New Proposed Model for the Influence of Climate Change on the Tension Anticipation in Hospital...”

17 “..., and social change. Resolving complex social problems requires more than simplistic appeals to rights...”

18 Table of Contents: “... Pandemic: The Chinese State and the Politics of Climate Change -- The education for patriotism in post...”

19 Table of Contents: “... Government (1996-2007) -- Chapter 5. Social democracy, the "Fair Go" and Gender Wars: Women under the Rudd...”

20 “... popular culture was commonly seen as a means of forging community and effecting political change...”