出版社:Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid
摘要:The article develops two issues regarding the movements against Global Capitalism and war. First, I briefly examine the different paradigms for the theoretical approch to the social movements since the second half of the 20th century. Moreover, I defend the necessity to advance dynamic and multidisciplinar movement science capable of apprehending the antisystemic and heterogeneity dimension of global movements and I support the designation «Global movements» and «movement of movements» as the most productive, compared to others, for studying and analyzing this mobilizations. In the second place, I explain something that I have called the «Berlin Model»: a modular, contentious and comunicative collective action repertoire, able to define this movement and its spacial and comunicative dynamics of contention.