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Doherty, B. 1 Dolgof, S. 145 Donson, F. 9, 34, 61, 68, 69, 74, 116, 123, 166 n.15 Doria, O., General 86 Dryzek, J. 93 Dunleavy, P. 93 Dwyer, P. 24 Earth First! UK 28, 48, 70, 166 n.14 Eco, U. 128 The Ecologist 24, 25 ecology of action: within global civil society 90; and parallelogram of forces 21 economic sabotage 166 n.2 Edeleman, M. 97, 164 n.9 e-democracy 160 Edo MBM Technology 167 n.18 e-government 160 Elliot, L. 168 n.2 Elster, J. 44, 93, 113 El Viejo 116 emergence 147; of antagonistic current to GCS 97; concept of 101; of global social movement networks 103; in plateaux 102–105 Empire 2, 37, 68, 137, 162; see also Hardt, M.; Negri, T. encounter/s 99; catalysts of 109–120; co-ordinating 115–120; as method 109 Engels, F. 166 n.1 Enloe, C. 25 environmental concerns 71 environmentalists 113 Escobar, A. 118 ESF see European Social Forum Etzioni, A. 93 Europe 100; and global networks 63; and UK movements, role of 69 European Constitution, referendum defeats on 157 European Court of Human Rights 166 n.3 European Social Forum (ESF) 40, 63, 87, 100, 135, 162 European Union (EU) 70 Evans, R. 39 Eve, R.A. 7, 8, 9, 11, 22, 47, 130, 149 Exodus as cultural politics 142 Index 187 Fagin, A. 45 farmers: Asian, tour of Europe 120; movements from India, Honduras, Nicaragua, Senegal, Togo, Peru, Brazil 112, 113 Farrer, L. 124 Fascism 83 FBI 46, 72 Featherstone, M. 131, 134 feedback: loops within AGM 101; mechanisms 103; through PGA email lists 117 Feminist Group 8 March 166 n.14 Finland 47 First Intercontinental Encuentro for Humanity and Against Neoliberalism 109, 110, 121 Fischer, K. 15 Fisher, W.F. 99, 103, 120, 121 flight and/as force, paradoxical idea of 137 Florence 87, 135; see also European Social Forum FoodnotBombs 166 n.14 Fordism 39 Foster, J. 93 Foucault, M. 36, 40, 135, 163, 164 n.9; ethical studies 136; genealogies of disciplinary control 135 Foweraker n.27 Fox-Piven, F. 40 Frame Analysis 13, 14 framing: Bateson 10–13, 164 n.4; Goffman 13–15; re-framing 15–16; of solidarity 111 France 47; see also ATTAC in France; Social Network for Justice and Human Rights in France Frank, B. 167 n.17 Frankfurt School 165 n.11 free acts 130, 147; potency of 58 free-citizens 147 freedom: of enforced choice 39; of movement, enhanced 149 Freeman, J. 117 free radicals (or internationals) 34, 47, 50–53, 71; in natural sciences 165 n.1 Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) 111 Freidman, T. 107, 108 Freisetzung 139 Friends of the Earth (FoE) 27, 156 Fukuyama, F. 4, 69, 166 n.6
188 Index G7 23 G8 23, 100; meeting in Birmingham 115; meeting in Cologne 46, 120; meeting at Evian 168 n.20; meeting in Scotland 113 Gamson, W.A. 19 GCS see global civil society gender issues 7 General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) 23 genetically modified (GM) crops 25; burning of crops by global south 144; corporate sensitivity to uptake of 170 n.5; public responses to 170 n.3; seed products 24 Geneva 115, 116, 120; GATT, 50 years of 115; PGA conference 113, 114; protests 115; WTO, Ministerial Conference 115 Genoa 1, 69, 82–87, 116; black bloc 84; ‘decisive force’, use of 86; plateau, policing of 83; protests, complexity underlying 86; Social Forum 83 Germany 47, 49 Giddens 7, 9, 24, 37, 149 Gillham, P.F. 73 Giuliani, Carlo 82, 84; summary execution of 85 Gleneagles 1 global civil society (GCS) 94, 96, 118, 126, 128, 137; actors 67; central tensions within 129; militant re-framing of concept of 90; as normative-ideal 94; strident attempts to re-frame 99 global institutional nexus 6, 38, 69, 135 globalisation: civil society and state 94–96; discourse 35–41; movement 1; role of state in international relations 94; see also global civil society Globalise Resistance 145 global movement/s: articulation of environmental damage and capitalist economics 63; contestation 65; dynamics 42, 51; engagement at global level 16; media 18–20; as parallelogram of forces 128; plateaux 104, 106; theory and praxis 65 global regulatory reach 36–38 Global Street Party 115 GM see genetically modified crops Goffman, E. 10, 13, 14, 16, 34, 103, 135, 164 n.4; frame analysis and movements 13–15; ‘natural’ and ‘social’ frames 12; strip of activity, notion of 12, 15, 103; ubiquitous nature of frames 15; visual examples from film, theatre and stage as indicators of power relations 14 Goode, E. 74 Gorbachev, M. 23 Gorz, A. 17 Graeber, D. 89, 145 Gramsci, A. 82, 83, 96; theoretical framework of 96 Granovetter, M.S. 16, 20, 165 n.10; work on ‘strength of weak ties’ 105 Gratteri, F. 86 Greenham Women 54 Greenpeace International 97, 156 Greenspan, A. 168 n.1 Grubacic, A. 124 Grzybowski, C. 169 n.9 The Guardian 80 Guattari, F. 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 20, 21, 35, 90, 102, 111, 114, 117, 124, 130, 133, 134, 135, 136, 138, 139, 142, 154, 155, 161, 162, 169 n.6; see also Deleuze, G. Guerrilla Gardening 73, 77, 167 n.16 Habermas, J. 17, 41, 68, 166 n.2 habits of mind 10, 12, 13, 147, 148, 152, 162; shifts in 129; see also Bateson, G. Halivais, A. 19 Hall, S. 62, 83 Halliday, F. 156 Haraway, D. 17, 131 Hardt, M. 2, 17, 37, 43, 65, 94, 99, 104, 129, 137, 138, 170 n.8; and Negri’s meta-narrative of Empire 136, 150 Hardt-Landsberg, M. 71 Harvey, D. 19 Havel, V. 44, 45, 46, 63; friendship networks 50 Hegelian/Marxist conceptions of social change 131 Held, D. 62, 94 Hetherington, K. 134 Holloway, J. 109 Holy, L. 165 n.1 Hooks, B. 131
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