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The Trump Resistance's Repertoire of Contention and its Conception and Practice of Civil Disobedience and Nonviolent Direct Action (2016-2018): An Institutionalization of Protest?

Charlotte Thomas-Hébert

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Key concepts: Civil disobedience, Opposition (politics), Direct action, Politics, Resistance (ecology), Institutionalisation, Democracy, Political science

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