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Why Do We Need a New Sociology of Revolution? The (Im)possibility of Zan-Zendegi-Azadi

Theory & Research All revolutions in modern times have something in common: they surprise and overwhelm. Yet we cannot endure the moment of revolution, which we perceive as chaos that must be tamed by order of conceptual rationality. The Woman-Life-Freedom revolutionary movement is no exception. How can we read and understand it without domesticating the revolution?

By Ebrahim Towfigh and Seyed Mehdi Yousefi

Milei's Government in Argentina: Will Going Against Gravity Work?

In Perspective As Milei's government approaches a year in office, important changes that were not foreseen a few months ago seem to be signaling the end of the honeymoon. And the Argentine political scene may once again show its traditional vivacity

By Mariano Féliz

“Revolution can happen even if people do not think about it” — an interview with Asef Bayat

Interview This interview with Professor Asef Bayat discuss the characteristics of twenty-first-century revolutionary movements and their conditions of possibility in the future and highlights the impact of global political shifts on revolutionary activism

By Firoozeh Farvardin