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networks 69; protests 46; ‘success’ of 97; trade round, 1999 28; WTO meeting 70, 109 Second Intercontinental Encuentro for Humanity and Against Neoliberalism 112 Seddon, D. 24 Sen, J. 99 Shabi, R. 124 Shaw, M. 93 Shell in Nigeria 26 Shiller, R. 113, 168 n.1 Shiva, V. 25, 26; community 63; Ten Commandments of Globalisation and Corporate Rule 25 siege of signs 86 signification 166n.13; politics of 62; systems of 5, 35 Simmel, G. 19 Singer, D. 73 Singer, P. 68 Situationist International 35, 144 Slovakia 47, 49 smooth space 65; ‘irregularities’ in 66; striking directly at Empire 151; use of 151 SMOs see Social Movement Organisations Snow, D. 15 Soames, n.82 social change, model of 106 social complexity 8; of globalization 4; theorists 4 social force, ‘counter hegemonic’ 5 socialist red 144 Socialist Workers Party in Britain 145, 169 n.10 social movement/s 28; differing types of 98; studies 2; and tectonic plates, comparison of 157; within GCS 97 Social Movement Organisations (SMO) 6, 26, 28, 156; and networks (SMOs/SMNs) 125 Social Network for Justice and Human Rights in France 121 social shaping of science and technology 154 Solidarity 144 Solomon, W.S. 72, 73 ‘South’ and ‘North’ 21, 82, 144; network ambitions 28 South Asia, ethnical standards, relaxed in 39 Index 193 Soviet Union: collapse of 70; Communism defeat of 23, 40; overseas aid programmes 23 Space Command 24 spaces: for collective action 141; of intensive networking (plateaux) 102 space tourism 154 Spain 47, 112 Stallings, R.A. 7 state/s: centred rationalities 149; fighting back 67; as fractured nexus 42; as guarantors of national capital(s) 37; sponsoring critical forum on globalisation 46; surveillance agencies 38; troopers 72; violence against AGM 124 stateless terrorist networks 68 Stebbing, S. 41 Stephens, J. 129, 143, 144 Stiglitz, J. 39, 93 Stockholm 115 Strange, S. 94 strange attractors 67, 90, 92, 163 Straw, J. 76 The Strength of Weak Ties 16 Strogatz, S.H. 101 Structural Adjustment Programmes (SAPs) 111 structure and agency in complex societies 140 student revolts 72 Suffragettes 98 Sullivan, S. 101 summit sieges 1 The Sun 80 The Sunday Telegraph 79 sustainable development 68, 148 Swiboda, M. 169 n.6 Switzerland 121; success in 115 symbiosis 136 symbolism/symbolic: codes 34; multipliers 90; spaces chosen for PGA conferences 119; stakes of action 120; stakes of state–corporate activity 38; uses of politics 164 n.9 Tabb, W.K. 71 Tactical Frivolity (TF) 48, 54–59, 61, 62, 165 n.7; extended journey 66; and hybrid communication techniques 53–59; radical cheerleaders 144 Tarrow 16, 131
194 Index Taylor, P. 168 n.2; call for ‘theoretical re-articulation’ of GCS 92 Teamsters and Turtles 71, 130 Tel Aviv 115 terror tropes 68 Tesch, S.N. 15 Thatcher, M., 1980s initiative on global warming 168 n.21 There Is No Alternative (TINA) principle 40, 111 ‘Think Global Act Local’, slogan abandoned 73 third element 50, 166 n.12; centrality of 165 n.8 Third World movements 69 Thompson, E.P. 16, 74, 75, 159, 162 thought as weapon and attractor 136–142 Thrift, N. 7 Tiananmen Square in 1987 23 Tickle, A. 22, 44, 166 n.15 TINA see There Is No Alternative principle Tobin Tax 118 Todd, M. 80 Tonnies 149 Toronto 115; during first ‘Global Street Party on 16 May 1998 71 Touraine, A. 6, 149, 164 n.5 Touraine, T. 131 trade related intellectual property rights (TRIPs) 24 Tricontinental Centre (Belgium) 121 Trident Ploughshares 80, 81 Tronti, M. 138; Strategy of Refusal 138 turbo-capitalism 4, 5, 148 Turner, B.S. 6 Tute Bianche 48, 83 Ulice Lidem (Reclaim the Streets) 166 n.14 union and labour rights issues 71 Union Carbide, Bhopal explosion 26 United Kingdom 38, 47, 49, 157; animal rights campaigns 68; capitalist societies 159; carnival as cultural analytic 165 n.3; Criminal Justice and Public Order Act (CJA), 1994 74; crossovers 28; direct action sites 74; General Election 93, 157, 159, 160–161; household, dual income 38; May Day 73; movement milieu 70; national government in 88; New Labour 81; Northern Green Gathering 53; peoples budget 160; Prevention of Terrorism Act, 2000 74, 75; road protests 33; Serious Organised Crime and Police Act, 2005 82; terrorist law 82; Thatcherite politics 70; tolerance towards ‘eccentric radicals’ 8 United Nations 3; veto powers within 23 United States 47; aggression against Afghanistan and Iraq 124; arms expenditure programmes 23; economic interest 164 n.1; and European security and intelligence networks 83; ‘freedoms’ of assembly and speech 72; generalization of state–corporate enterprise 38; movement milieus 71; national government in 88; press depiction of failure of Seattle trade round 73; SMOs 15; Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape training 156; unilateral disregard for human rights 68 unity in diversity 65, 130, 151 University Campuses 72 Urban, J. 50 Urry, J. 4, 5, 8, 35, 39, 45, 63, 65, 88, 91, 92, 94, 117, 129, 131, 134, 145, 149 U’wa 113 Vancouver 115 Vavroueek, J. 44 vectors 90 Viano, M. 134 Vidal, J. 61, 79 video capture 14 Vietnam War, mobilisations against 13 Virno, P. 137, 138, 139, 140, 142, 170 n.8; conception of multitude 138; political theory of Exodus 139, 140 virtual singularities 128, 163 Waddington, P.A.J. 78 Wahl-Jorgensen, K. 69, 74, 75, 81 Wainwright, H. 93 Wakeford 39 Wall, D. 70, 118, 119 Wark, M. 143 Washington, DC 1, 46, 52, 63, 73, 116 Waterman, P. 123, 124 Waters, S. 118
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