Chapter 1 1 Globalization and Resistance: An Introduction
Part 2 I Theories of Globalization and Social Movement Mobilization
Chapter 3 2 Explaining Crossnational Similarities Among Social Movements
Chapter 4 3 Transnational Structures and Protest: Linking Theories and Assessing Evidence
Part 5 II Transnational Mobilization and National Politics
Chapter 6 4 Irish Transnational Social Movements, Migrants, and the State System
Chapter 7 5 Conservation TSMOs: Shaping the Protected Area Systems of Less Developed Countries
Part 8 III Transnational Diffusion and Framing Processes
Chapter 9 6 Transnational Diffusion and the African American Reinvention of the Ghandian Repertoire
Chapter 10 7 From Local to Global: The Anti-Dam Movement in Southern Brazil, 1979-1992
Chapter 11 8 Creating Transnational Solidarity: The Use of Narrative in the U. S.- Central America Peace Movement
Part 12 IV Transnational Networks
Chapter 13 9 Elite Alliances and Transnational Environmental Movement Organizations
Chapter 14 10 Building Networks from the Outside In: Japanese NGOs and the Kyoto Climate Change Conference
Part 15 V Protest and the Global Trade Regime
Chapter 16 11 Transnational Political Processes and Contention Against the Global Economy
Chapter 17 12 Globalizing Resistance: The Battle of Seattle and the Future of Social Movements
Part 18 Conclusion
Chapter 19 13 From Lumping to Spiltting: Specifying Globalization and Resistance