Del 68 al 15M: continuidades y rupturas entre ciclos de protesta
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2018
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La protesta no se distribuye aleatoriamente en el tiempo, sino que se concentra en forma de ciclos. Los últimos tres grandes ciclos internacionales de protesta han sido los surgidos alrededor del 68, el movimiento antiglobalización en el cambio de milenio y la reciente movilización por la democracia y contra la austeridad a partir de 2010. Este artículo analiza las continuidades entre estos ciclos centrándose en el impacto cultural de los movimientos sociales a partir de la elaboración y difusión de nuevos conceptos de democracia.
Protest is not randomly distributed over time but concentrates in the form of cycles. The last three major international cycles of protest have been those surrounding 1968, the global justice movement at the turn of the millennium and the recent mobilization for democracy and against austerity from 2010. This article analyzes the continuities between these protest cycles, focusing on the cultural impact of social movements through the development and diffusion of new concepts of democracy.
Protest is not randomly distributed over time but concentrates in the form of cycles. The last three major international cycles of protest have been those surrounding 1968, the global justice movement at the turn of the millennium and the recent mobilization for democracy and against austerity from 2010. This article analyzes the continuities between these protest cycles, focusing on the cultural impact of social movements through the development and diffusion of new concepts of democracy.