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Moving the Social

Moving the Social - Journal of Social History and the History of Social Movements ist eine sozialgeschichtliche, multidiziplinäre, internationale und einem Peer-Review unterzogene Zeitschrift, die sich mit transnationalen und vergleichenden Perspektiven der Geschichte sozialer Bewegungen befasst. Sie erscheint halbjährlich. Im letzten Ranking der European Science Foundation (2011) wurde das Journal innerhalb der europäischen Geisteswissenschaften als INT2 (international with significant visibility) eingestuft.

Moving the Social publiziert aktuelle Forschungen zur Sozialgeschichte, in einem weitgefassten Sinne. Dies umfasst insbesondere die Analyse der vielseitigen wirtschaftlichen, sozialen, politischen und mentalen Strukturen sozialer Bewegungen und die Vorstellung aktueller Ansätze zur Bewegungsforschung.

Moving the Social erscheint beim Klartext-Verlag, einer der führenden akademischen Verlage in Deutschland. Die Zeitschrift ist die Fortsetzung von dem Mitteilungsblatt des Instituts für soziale Bewegungen. Die Titeländerung verdeutlicht das Bestreben, dass Profil der Zeitschrift zu internationalisieren. Die Hauptsprache der Zeitschrift ist künftig Englisch, es werden jedoch auch noch deutschsprachige Artikel publiziert.

Die Herausgeber akzeptieren Beiträge über die „alten“ Arbeiterbewegungen, „neue“ soziale Bewegungen, regionale und globale Perspektiven auf die Sozialgeschichte, sowie über die Geschichte und Theorie der Geschichtsschreibung, besonders im Zusammenhang von Historiographien sozialer Bewegungen und theoretischer Perspektiven zur Sozialgeschichte.

Alle Ausgaben ab 1977 liegen auch digitalisiert vor. Die elektronische Version der zwei neusten Ausgaben sind nur für Abonnenten erhältlich oder können beim Klartext-Verlag erworben werden.

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Bereits Erschienen

  • Sebastian Matthias Schlerka: Politics of Identity or Inequality? Social Inequality in the Mobilisation Discourse of Blockupy
  • Behrad Farmahini Farahani: Decoding the Evolution and Logics of Protest Locations in Tehran, Iran (1905–2022)
  • György Széll: Historical Perspectives on Democratic Participation – Revisited
  • Stefan Berger: Review Article: What’s New in the History of Social Movements?
  • Max Trecker, Sebastian Voigt: Rust Belts
  • Patrick R. Ireland: Diamonds in the Rust? Economic/Industrial Transformation in Four Medium-Sized Midwestern US Cities   
  • Łukasz Trembaczowski: Halfway-Rusted
  • Stefan Hördler: On the Impact of Global Transformation
  • Adelina Stefan: The Snowballing of Globalisation
  • Hans-Christian Stephan: A Never-Sleeping Region Awakes
  • Chris Lorenz: Additional Featured Article: Who are we? Reflections on Collective Identities
  • Max Trecker, Sebastian Voigt: Review Essay: Transforming the East
  • Silke Hünecke, Klaus-Jürgen Nagel, Cecile Sandten:  Managing Crises from Below? Civil Society Initiatives and Social Movements in the Context of the Current Crises in Europe
  • Ulrich Brand: The Imperial Mode of Living as an Underlying Cause of Crises and a Mechanism for Crisis Management
  • Stephan Liebscher: Solidary Municipalism in the European Border Regime. From Urban Citizenship to the Counter-Hegemonic Project
  • Andreu Paneque: Podemos, Still a Movement Party? The Effect of Institutionalisation on a Political Party
  • Sebastian Berg: Is the A59 Really the Road to Socialism? New Municipalism and the Preston Model
  • Stefan Berger: Review Article: What’s New in the History of Social Movements?
  • Stefan Berger: Obituary: Bernd Faulenbach (1943–2024)
  • Leda Papastefanaki
    Technological Change, Mechanisation, and the Reactions of Craftsmen and Workers in Mediterranean Europe in the 19th and 20th Centuries
  • Jordi Ibarz
    Something More than ‘Capital and Labour’. The Mechanisation of Coal Unloading in the Port of Barcelona, 1896–1922
  • Thanasis Betas
    Modernising Machinery, Technological Advances and Organisational Change. The Management of Labour and the Workforce in the European and Greek Cigarette Industry, 1950–1970
  • Petroula Hadjittofi
    Continuity and Change in Craft Labour. Gold- and Silversmiths in Colonial Cyprus, 1878–1960
  • Bruno Mandelli
    Additional Featured Article: The Immigration of European Coal Miners to Southern Brazil in the Mid-20th Century. Exploring Ethnic and Class Relations
  • Stefan Berger
    Review Article: What’s New in the History of Social Movements?
  • Dimitrij Owetschkin:
    Trust Through Publicity? Some Reflections and Research Perspectives on Political Discourse from the Enlightenment to the Twentieth Century
  • Carsten Nickel:
    State Formation from Below: Subsidiarity and the Origins of Coordinated Capitalism in Nineteenth-Century Germany
  • Carolyn Taratko:
    African Labour’s Cold War: The Conflict Over Trade Union Independence in Ghana, 1950s–1966
  • Janneke Drent:
    A Return to the Grandmother of Modern Activism: The Myth of the Larzac Struggle as the Symbol of French Collective Action
  • Special Issue: Introduction
  • Peter-Paul Bänziger, Jan Kellershohn, Anna Strommenger:
    Conceptualizing the Relationship between the Freedom of Labour and Capitalism Articles
  • Jan De Graaf:
    The Meaning of Free Labour after the Second World War: Worker Protest Against Arbeitsverpflichtung and mobilisation civile in Postwar Germany and Belgium
  • Anna Elisabeth Keim:
    Between “Slave Labour” and “More Freedom” in Working Life: Debating Leiharbeit in Germany from the Weimar Era to the End of the Boom
  • Sibylle Marti:
    The Shadow Economy and Ideas of Freedom: Debates and Policies on Informal Work in 1970s and 1980s West Germany and Beyond
  • Sibylle Röth:
    Unconditioned Freedom: The Abolition of Serfdom as Discursive Context of the Ideal of Free Labour
  • David Mayer:
    Changing Degrees of ‘Openness’: Some Considerations on the Development of the Notion of ‘Work’ in Argentinean Labour Historiography
  • Marco Tomaszewski:
    Beyond Wage Labour: Livelihood Activities and Lebenslage as Complementary Tools for a Cross-Epochal and Global History of Work
  • Darcy Ingram:
    “It Even Makes the Animals Laugh”: Contesting Henry Bergh and the Animal Protection Movement in Nineteenth-Century New York
  • Will Stratford:
    Rediscovering Revolutionary Socialism in America: The Marxism of Victor Berger at the Height of the Second International
  • Vilmos Eros:
    The “Prussian Way” versus the “Third Road”: Peasant-History in Hungary in the 1950s and 1960s - the Case of István Szabó
  • Tom Palmer:
    “For Your Freedom and Ours”:Poland’s Solidarnosc and the British Left, 1980–1989 Review
  • Stefan Berger:
    What’s New in the History of Social Movements? A Review Article
  • Stefan Berger:
    Political Ideologies and their Relationship to Capitalism and Democracy
  • Jörn Leonhard:
    Liberalism and Capitalism since the Eighteenth Century: A Relationship of Conjunctions and Divergences
  • Stefan Berger:
    Social Democracy, Democracy and Capitalism
  • Kevin Morgan:
    Capitalism, Communism, and Democracy: Theory and Practice in European Communism, 1917–1956
  • Arnd Bauerkämper:
    Fascism and Capitalism
  • Jesper Jørgensen & Thomas Olesen:
    A New Organizational Paradigm? Comparing the Organization and Resources of Historical and Contemporary Social Movements in Denmark, 1960–2020
  • Max Manuel Brunner:
    The European Far Right: A Review of Recent Literature
  • Sean Scalmer:
    Stuart Macintyre (1947–2021): New Left Historian of Australia and Britain
  • Stefan Berger:
    Thomas Welskopp (1961–2021): From Social History to the Cultural History of Society
  • Caner Tekin
    Introduction: How do Right-Wing Populists come to Terms with Gender Today?
  • Dorothee Beck
    A Bridge with Three Pillars. Soldierly Masculinity and Violence in Media Representation in Germany
  • Feyda Sayan-Cengiz,  Selin Akyüz
    Performances of Populist Radical Right and Political Masculinities: A Comparative Study of Orbán and Wilders
  • Julia Roth
    Gender, Populism and Anti-Immigration: Ethno-Sexist, Femonationalist and Femoglobal Alliances
  • Caner Tekin
    Anti-Immigration Propaganda in the Northern League and the Freedom Party of Austria: Discursive Changes with Reference to Gender, Muslim Migrants, Ethnicity and Class
  • Carlos Rafael Rea Rodríguez
    Framing in a Multicultural Social Movement: The Defence of the San Pedro Mezquital River (Mexico)
  • Christoph Lorke
    Beyond Egalitarianism: Statistical Knowledge and Social Inequality in the German Democratic Republic Obituary
  • Philipp Müller
    Past Intensities. An Obituary for Alf Lüdtke (1943–2019)
  • Jan Kellershohn
    Nature, Knowledge, and Protest. A Review of Recent Publications on the History of Environmentalism
  • Sebastian Berg, Claus-Ulrich Viol
    The Short and the Long 1968 in Britain: An Introduction
  • Ian Gwinn
    Collective and Democratic Experiments in the Politics of Knowledge in Britain since 1968: Reflections on Cultural Studies, History Workshop and Feminism
  • Sebastian Berg, Claus-Ulrich Viol    
    Voices of 1968 Fifty Years On Mica Nava: 1968 and the Women’s Liberation Movement in Britain
  • Anthony Barnett    
    It Was More Than 12 Months
  • Logie Barrow    
    My 1968
  • Holger Nehring    
    Challenging the Myths of the Scottish Sixties: Student Protests in the Wake of 1968 at the University of Stirling
  • Claus-Ulrich Viol    
    The Role of Britain in the Historiography of 1968: A Review of Discourse(s)
  • László Dávid Töro    
    Ferenc Eckhart: Pioneer of Social and Constitutional History Writing in Hungary
  • Spyros Dimanopoulos, Christos Hadziiossif, Kostas Katsoudas, Nikos Potamianos    
    Small Business in Distress: Aspects of Petit-Bourgeois Collective Action in Postwar Greece
  • Rubén Vega    
    Nothing Compares to the Past: Industrial Decline and Socio-Cultural Change in Asturias
  • Stefan Berger    
    What is New in the History of Social Movements: a Review Article
  • Sabrina Zajak, Jenny Jansson, Ilse Lenz and Geoffrey Pleyers    
    Cross-Movement Mobilization and New Modes of Solidarity in Times of Crisis in the Global North and South
  • Janet M. Conway and Anabel Paulos    
    Feminism, Food Sovereignty and Cross-Movement Mobilisation Against Neoliberal Globalisation in Latin America: Intertwined Genealogies
  • Juliana R. Luiz, Priscila Delgado de Carvalho and Marco Antonio Teixeira    
    Cross-Movement in Latin America: Lessons from the Mercosur Confederation of Family Farming Organisations (Coprofam)
  • Kei Takata    
    Connecting with the First or the Third World?: Two Paths Toward the Transnational Network Building in the Japanese Global Sixties
  • Supurna Banerjee    
    Solidarities in and through Resistance: Rethinking Alliance-Building through Protests in Plantations in India
  • Beatrice Halsaa    
    The (Trans)National Mobilisation of Sámi Women in Norway
  • Philipp Reick    
    Toward a History of Urban Social Movements
  • Jürgen Kocka    
    Social History as Commitment. On the Occasion of Klaus Tenfelde‘s 75th Birthday Reviews
  • Philipp Reick    
    Studies of Growth and Decline: New Books on the History of the Western  Working Class
  • Kevin J. Callahan   
    A Decade of Research on the Second International: New Insights and Methods
  • Jürgen Schmidt    
    Cultures of Physical and Political Work in 19th-Century Germany
  • Samantha Christiansen    
    The Language of Student Power and Space: Building a Spatialised Social Movement Identity in East Pakistan, 1948–1954
  • Richa Raj    
    Of Swadeshi, Self-Reliance and Self-Help: A Study of the Arya Samaj in Colonial Punjab, 1890–1920s
  • Stefan Berger    
    Review: What’s New in the History of Social Movements: a Review Article
  • Kristan Naglo, Jürgen Mittag, Dilwyn Porter 
    Editor's Introduction: Defining, Interpreting and Comparing Small Worlds of Football
  • Dilwyn Porter    
    Researching the History of Grassroots Football in England: Sources and Opportunities
  • Conor Curran    
    ‘It has almost been an underground movement’. The Development of Grassroots Football in Regional Ireland: the Case of the Donegal League, 1971–1996
  • Dariuš Zifonun, Kristian Naglo
    Core Activity, Event and Crisis: Making the Small Worlds of Amateur Football
  • Jochen Kotthaus, Karsten Krampe, Nina Leicht, Sina-Marie Levenig, Sebastian Weste
    Problematic Possibilities and Choosing between Courses of Action: Findings of an Ethnographic Study on the Parents of Pre-Adolescent, Non-Professional Soccer Players
  • Nina Degele    
    Talking Football: Challenging Discrimination and Homophobia
  • Jürgen Mittag    
    Review: Protests and Social Movements in Football as an Emerging Field of Research: A Review on Sport Politics Studies between the Local and the Global
  • Susanne Schregel:
    Introduction: Social Movements, Protest, and Academic Knowledge Formation. Interactions since the 1960s
  • Theresa Nisters:
    Fictional Academies as Strategy of Artists' Institutional Critique: Jörg Immendorff's LIDL-academy (1968-1970) and Gérard Gasiorowski's Académie Worosis Kiga (1976-1982)
  • Wilfried Rudloff:
    'Project Studies!' Reform Experiments in Academic Learning and Teaching in the 1960s and 1970s
  • Anna Wellner:
    Service Learning as an Alternative Academic Trend in U.S. Higher Education from the late-1960s to the mid-1980s: A Case Study from Michigan State University
  • Martin Löhnig
    Alternative Legal Publicism? Four Legal Publications from the Long 1970s and their Reception in Legal Studies and Legal Practice
  • Holger Weiss
    Against Japanese and Italien Imperialism: The Anti-War Campaigns of Communist International Trade Union Organizations, 1931-1936
  • Benedikt Sepp, Markus Tauschek (Hrsg.):
    Macht, Politische Kultur, Widerstand. Studentischer Protest an der Universität Kiel, Münster/New York: Waxmann 2016
  • Michaela Keim, Seva Koischwitz:
    Der Bund Freiheit der Wissenschaft in den Jahren 1970-1976: Ein Interessenverband zwischen Studentenbewegung und Hichschulreform, Wien/Köln/Weimar: Böhlau Verlag 2017

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