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Subject(s)

• Assembly, Right of. [Browse]

Editor

• Abu El-Haj, Tabatha [Browse]
• Hamilton, Michael, 1975- [Browse]
• Probert, Thomas, 1986- [Browse]
• Srinivasan, Sharath, 1974- [Browse]

Series

Oxford handbooks online. [More in this series]

Frequency

Monthly

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Contents

• On Assembly / Tabatha Abu El-Haj, Thomas Probert & Sharath Srinivasan
• 'Riotous Assemblies' : Protest in 18th Century England / Adrian Randall
• In Search of a Political Theory of Assembly / Sharath Srinivasan
• The Overregulation of the Democratic Politics of Freedom of Assembly / Stu Woolman
• Assembly as Political Practice / Tabatha Abu El-Haj
• Assembly, Pluralism, and Identity / John Inazu
• Strategic Assemblies : Trade-offs and Dilemmas for Social Movements / Anna Zhelnina & James M. Jasper
• Beyond Regime Types : Assemblies, Repression, and Political Impacts / Yao Li
• A Feminist Critique of Peaceful Assembly / Shan-Jan Sarah Liu
• History and Assembly in the Postcolony / Sarah J. Lockwood
• Refugees, Freedom of Assembly, and the Right to Have a Place in the World / Aslı İkizoğlu Erensü
• The Definition of Peaceful Assembly / Yuval Shany
• Peaceful Intentions, Peaceful Conduct / Orsolya Salàt
• Disruptively Assembling / David Mead
• Assembly Within 'Sight and Sound' / Timothy Zick
• Rights to Participate? Rights to Exclude? / Gregory P. Magarian
• The Digitally Mediated Freedom of Assembly / Ella McPherson
• The October Days : The Women's March on Versailles / Micah Alpaugh
• Peterloo / Iain Channing
• From Natal to the Transvaal: Women in the Front Lines of the Satyagraha March of 1913 / Louise du Toit
• The Twelfth of July in Northern Ireland / Dominic Bryan
• Looking Back at the Skokie Case : A Personal Reflection / David Goldberger
• Escraches : Assemblies and Political Memory in Post-Dictatorial Argentina / Susana Kaiser
• Reinventing a Public Assembly : Pink Dot, Singapore / Lynette J. Chua
• Anonymous as Assembly, Association, and Assemblage / Davide Beraldo
• Tahrir Square : The Complexity of An Assembly / Rabab El-Mahdi
• Movement Lessons at Standing Rock : Protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline / Tara Houska
• O-Platz in Berlin : An 'Eventful' Migrant Protest Camp / Marco Perolini
• "I Can't Breathe" / Karen J. Pita Loor
• Legal Threats to the Right to Protest / Elly Page and Nick Robinson
• (Un)Governing Assembly : A Manifesto for Voluntary Notification / Michael Hamilton
• Online Assemblies and Artificial Intelligence / Cameran Ashraf
• The Right to Assemble in Times of Emergency and the Encroachment of Counter-Terrorism / Megan L. Manion
• Understanding Collective Violence in Assemblies and Crowds / Otto Adang
• The Role of the Police Around Public Assemblies Thomas Probert
• Assemblies and Technologies of Surveillance / Val Aston
• Policing Assemblies and the Use of Force / Stuart Casey-Maslen
• Assemblies and the courts / Steven Cammiss, Brian Doherty and Graeme Hayes.

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Other title(s)

Peaceful assembly

ISBN

• 0-19-767489-5
• 0-19-767488-7
• 0-19-767490-9

OCLC

• 1422534381
• 1485652103

Doi

10.1093/oxfordhb/9780197674871.001.0001

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