Looking forward to the publication of a new book co-authored by @bdmabrams.bsky.social on understanding democracy drawing on five sources of knowledge. uclpress.co.uk/book/the-sci...

"Amid harsher sanctions on disruptive protest, activism is now fighting to save itself, in a last-ditch effort to unknot the noose of state power before it tightens around their necks." So what’s next for protest? @bdmabrams.bsky.social writes in the Big Issue www.bigissue.com/opinion/acti...

The latest issue of Contention: The Multidisciplinary Journal of Social Protest is out now! View the TOC for this special issue on "Transformative Events In Contentious Politics" here: bit.ly/4oUZeDc @bdmabrams.bsky.social @myriahmed.bsky.social @danaelkurd.bsky.social @smokegatherer.bsky.social

Are we entering a new age of revolutionary theory? In his review article, Abrams tells the story of revolutionary theory from Karl Marx's death to the present and evaluates where current scholarship is heading.

New Review Article on Fast Track by Benjamin Abrams, “A Revolution in Revolutionary Theory?” www.ingentaconnect.com/content/cuny...

UCL sociologists: launch your book with the UCL Sociology Network. Our call for book launches to take place in 2025-26 is now open. Closing date: 11am, 24 July 2025 tinyurl.com/y9db4x7z

It was such a pleasure to speak about this on Monday. Thank you @sociologyoxford.bsky.social for such a fantastic audience and stimulating engagement with my work!

Habe mit großen Genuss das Buch von Benjamin Abrams gelesen. Hier meine review: link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Im neuen Heft des Forschungsjournal Soziale Bewegungen bespreche ich das Buch "The Rise of the Masses" von @bdmabrams.bsky.social. Es trägt dazu bei, spontane Massenmobilisierung zu verstehen und ist eine wichtige Ergänzung zu Organisationsperspektiven auf Protest. www.degruyter.com/document/doi...

We are here! Great to start the end of the year with a new beginning... Hoping we can connect with as many old friends and colleagues here as we used to on twitter/X.

Okay, so I guess we're doing this! Can anyone shoot me some good guides for migrating over from Twitter, duplicating content, and ideally bringing ones' followers with them?