Great timing for our new publication on how the Hungarian opposition reacts to democratic backsliding, after this weekend's huge #BudapestPride2025 march! We study the strategic choices of the United for Hungary coalition in the 2022 elections. 🧵with link and takeaways👇

this looks like a great read!

Great timing for our new publication on how the Hungarian opposition reacts to democratic backsliding, after this weekend's huge #BudapestPride2025 march! We study the strategic choices of the United for Hungary coalition in the 2022 elections. 🧵with link and takeaways👇

Hoy a las 6 de la tarde. Conéctate!

Repensando la solidaridad contra la represión en Chile y España 🚨 Frente a la criminalización de la protesta pensamos formas de autodefensa, autocuidado y organización de base. 👥 Movimiento Antirrepresivo de Madrid, Javiera Mena, Felipe G. Santos, Lidia Yáñez Lagos 📍Online

Muchas ganas de participar este martes 6 de mayo en este evento sobre autodefensa y cuidados en el contexto actual de infiltraciones policiales y criminalización de la protesta en España y el mundo. Si te interesa el tema, regístrate a través del QR que aparece en el póster. 👇

Muchas ganas de participar este martes 6 de mayo en este evento sobre autodefensa y cuidados en el contexto actual de infiltraciones policiales y criminalización de la protesta en España y el mundo. Si te interesa el tema, regístrate a través del QR que aparece en el póster. 👇

Our co-edited volume (with Claudius Wagemann, Toma Burean, @danmercea.bsky.social and Lorenzo Mosca) ‘Protest and Democracy: How Movement Parties, Social Movements and Active Citizens Are Reshaping Europe’ Routledge 2025 arrived in print doi.org/10.4324/9781... @feligsantos.bsky.social

📣 our new Horizon Europe project on political participation since the onset of Covid-19 is now live. PR at link 👇. Watch this space for updates. @feligsantos.bsky.social @nechri.bsky.social www.city.ac.uk/news-and-eve...

🚨New publication! In our latest paper in the International Journal of Sociology, Matthias Hoffmann, @danmercea.bsky.social and I study brokerage in protest networks. We explore how individuals connect protest episodes and the characteristics of those occupying brokerage positions. A 🧵

Our latest paper is an attempt to understand how individuals might connect protest episodes and who those people might be who find themselves in that position. @feligsantos.bsky.social wrote a great overview of our findings in the 🧵👇

🚨New publication! In our latest paper in the International Journal of Sociology, Matthias Hoffmann, @danmercea.bsky.social and I study brokerage in protest networks. We explore how individuals connect protest episodes and the characteristics of those occupying brokerage positions. A 🧵

💫 Anti-gender regimes, feminist politics and the challenge of societal democratization is out! In Mobilization: An International Quarterly 29(4): 469-486 doi.org/10.17813/108... A preprint is available on Researchgate

Analysing protest participation - @danmercea.bsky.social, @felipegsantos.bsky.social & Matthias Hoffmann argue it's a gradient, beyond the binary of participation and non-participation & suggest practical mobilisation pathways: https://buff.ly/4flPug1 (OPEN ACCESS) @uoypolitics.bsky.social

Over the moon 'Social Movements that Care: Empathy, Solidarity, and Empowerment in the Fight Against Evictions' is finally out! Interested? 🔁Repost so it reaches more people 📖Order a copy of the book at your library 🗣️Invite me to give a talk at your institution Link👇

I take great pride when ECR folks who I was lucky to mentor publish outstanding independent work & achieve great things! This book by @felipegsantos.bsky.social is one such piece of important research. The whole MOBILISE crew are proud! Order your copy today. books.google.co.uk/books?hl=en&...

8️⃣ @felipegsantos.bsky.social and @danmercea.bsky.social classify movement parties based on their ideological appeal and examine the extent to which their electorate is differentiated from other parties. Link to the paper: link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Over the moon 'Social Movements that Care: Empathy, Solidarity, and Empowerment in the Fight Against Evictions' is finally out! Interested? 🔁Repost so it reaches more people 📖Order a copy of the book at your library 🗣️Invite me to give a talk at your institution Link👇

Analysing protest participation - @danmercea.bsky.social, @felipegsantos.bsky.social & Matthias Hoffmann argue it's a gradient, beyond the binary of participation and non-participation & suggest practical mobilisation pathways: https://buff.ly/4flPug1 (OPEN ACCESS) @polstudiesassoc.bsky.social

Thrilled to share our latest work, with @DanMercea and Matthias Hoffmann, published at @PolStudies. Using nat. rep. survey data from 6 European countries, we explore what differentiates actual and potential protesters between themselves and in relation to non-protesters. A short 🧵

📢 new #openaccess article w/ @felipegsantos.bsky.social & Matthias Hoffmann. We describe protest participation as a gradient. We distinguish between non-, potential & actual protesters. We then pinpoint key factors increasing the likelihood of moving from non- to potential & actual participation.

‼️ I am looking for a ECR/postdoc working at the intersection of protest event and social network analysis. This is a 2-year position part of the Horizon EU ProTest project. The successful candidate will work with me (mostly) on the Italian case. Deadline: 11 December. bandi.unibo.it/ricerca/asse...

Thrilled to share our latest work, with @DanMercea and Matthias Hoffmann, published at @PolStudies. Using nat. rep. survey data from 6 European countries, we explore what differentiates actual and potential protesters between themselves and in relation to non-protesters. A short 🧵

Hello world! 👋 As a first post, here is a thread with my latest publication with @danmercea.bsky.social, exploring what drives support for movement parties. We find that their voters don't favor institutional outsiders or candidates with protest experience. They prioritize decisive policy change.

Hello world! 👋 As a first post, here is a thread with my latest publication with @danmercea.bsky.social, exploring what drives support for movement parties. We find that their voters don't favor institutional outsiders or candidates with protest experience. They prioritize decisive policy change.

CFA for a 3-year postdoc position in Madrid @UC3M and @IC3JM. Great people, great job, great city! Come and join us! (Please share widely)

📢#outnow #openaccess new paper w/ @felipegsantos.bsky.social reporting survey experiment on drivers of vote for movement parties in 🇩🇰 🇭🇺🇩🇪 🇮🇹 🇷🇴🇬🇧. Movt. party voters don't favor institutional outsiders or candidates w/ protest experience. Rather, they prioritize decisive policy change t.co/TOZkaX8VzS