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Index Note: Page numbers in italics indicates figures. 11 September 2001 67, 124 activists: associated with PGA 47; from Czech Republic, United Kingdom and United States in Prague 43; as ‘media junkies’ 19; and political theory of Exodus 139–142; repertoires of action 167 n.11 Adorno, T.W. 165 n.11 aesthetics: primacy 9; in relation to reflexive modernization 164 n.7 AGM see Alternative Globalisation Movement Albert, M. 94 Albert, R. 101 Alternative Globalisation Movement (AGM) 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 18, 34, 64, 81, 103, 106, 128; as antagonistic attractor 120, 126, 163; artistic modes of expression 143; capacity to access virtualities 137; conflictual activities of 89; as diverse interest group 19; feedback loops within 101; functions within phase space of GCS 118; geo-political domain 22–26; key locations 116; as network of networks 144; and police boundary 50; process of emergence and operation of 155; public emergence in events 109; within public sphere 87; as representation of anarchic disorder 89; rise of 99; sieges, aftermath of previous 85; as strange attractor 146, 149, 155; terrorist tropes, extension to 68; understanding 101; and World Bank and International Monetary Fund nexus 167 n.9 Alvarez, S. 115 Alvarez, S.E. 118, 129, 143 America see United States Anderson, B. 5, 62 Andrle, V. 45 animal rights protests 38, 68, 70, 75; advocates 113 antagonist attractors 124; of AGM 120, 126, 163; within global civil society 103, 105–106 anti-capitalism 103, 124 anti-nuclear movements 7, 38 anti-war protests 72, 135 Appadurai, A. 94; notion of ‘scapes’ 35 Appiah, K.A. 131 Arato, A. 110 Arendt, H. 169 n.3 Argentina 23, 168 n.1; ‘Colectivo Situaciones’ 149; style of noise protest 64 Aristotle 130 Arquilla, J. 169 n.5 Athens 115 ATTAC in France 96, 118, 121, 157 Atton, C. 18, 62 attractors 123–125; see also antagonistic attractors; strange attractors Autonomia movement 83, 138 Aymara 113 Bahia 169 n.6 Bak, P. 123 Baker, S. 22, 45 Bakunin, M., formalization of anarchist agency 145 Bangalore 120 Barabasi, A.-L. 101, 105
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