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Social Movements in Chile: Organization, Trajectories, and Political Consequences

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"Preface " -- "List of Contributors" -- "Contents" -- "List of Figures" -- "List of Tables" -- "Part I: Social Movements in Chile" -- "Chapter 1: Introduction: Social Movements in Contemporary Chile" -- "The Intertwined Relations Among Social Movements, States, and Political Parties in Latin America" -- "Theoretical Challenges and a Research Agenda" -- "Shifting Relationships Between Social Movements and the Institutional Terrain in Chile" -- "Structure and Contents of the Book" -- "Notes" -- "References" -- "Chapter 2: Shifting Relationships Between Social Movements and Institutional Politics" -- "Introduction" -- "Two Theses on the Relations Between Social Movements and Polity Members: Closeness and Detachment" -- "Growing Collective Protest in Chile" -- "Detached Social Movements" -- "Protestors Are Increasingly Disengaged from Institutional Politics21" -- "Political Parties Barely Participate in Collective Protests" -- "Movements Rely Little in Polity Members for Mobilizing Resources" -- "Movements Build Their Collective Action Frames as a Reaction to the Deficiencies of Institutional Politics" -- "Movement Links with Polity Members Are Mostly Instrumental" -- "Can Movements Be Influential Even If Detached? The Role of Protest Tactics" -- "Consequential Differences in Collective Protest: The Student and Mapuche Movements" -- "Conclusions" -- "Notes" -- "References" -- "Part II: Case Studies" -- "Chapter 3: "Outsider" and "Insider" Strategies: Chile's Student Movement, 1990–2014" -- "Introduction" -- "A Historically Grounded and Relational Understanding of Social Movement Strategies" -- "Protest Waves and Strategizing: Defining Demands, Tactics, Arenas, and Targets" -- "The Transition to Democracy and Disarticulation of Collective Action" -- "The 2001 Mochilazo