Solidarity Stalled: When Chinese Activists Meet Social Movements in Democracies

Overview of attention for article published in Critical Sociology, July 2020

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https://t.co/Um1xxkEiA4 "Compared with their own experiences back in China, these activists view social movements in democracies as too superficial to yield meaningful results, no longer sharing the genuine passion and urgency for social change."

28 Dec 2022

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RT @leonmail: My study on diaspora Chinese activists and their interactions with social movements in democracies is published @CritSoc. I a…

16 Jan 2021

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RT @leonmail: My study on diaspora Chinese activists and their interactions with social movements in democracies is published @CritSoc. I a…

16 Sep 2020

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”Despite active involvement in social movements in their residence societies, these Chinese diaspora activists find the dominant models of activism in democracies to be overly institutionalized, lacking a sense of political urgency to push for real social

27 Jul 2020

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