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Tord Björk: The
emergence of popular participation in world politics Tord Björk: The emerging global NGO system An attempt to explain why a much stronger NGO system had less impact on the UN conference on environment and development in Rio 1992. Tord Björk: World Social Forum and Popular Movements Confronting Globalisation A short history of social movements, leading up to the global justice movements, Cancún and the Social Forums. Tord Björk: The formation of global political will A treatise on how collective political projects are formed, included popular ones, with a time-line up to now. Tord Björk: History of the Climate Movement Including the background and the movement formation journalistic accounts never remember (pdf). Tord Björk: The implosion of walls between movements in reaction to COVID19 Including statistics on different movement organizations' common standpoints. Jan Wiklund: Some second thoughts about Charles Tilly's later books An attack on social movement research at its best, because it doesn't satisfy the needs of the movements themselves. Jan Wiklund: The Swedish environmental movements An attempt to relate the backgrounds and developments of environmental movements in Sweden. Jan Wiklund: The carriers of democracy; the global peoples' movement system A book project. A global history of peoples' movements the last 2000 years. This English version is a translation. Jan Wiklund: Thousand years of Swedish social movement history A short essay in progress. Jan Wiklund: How peoples' movement force the powers to be serious An explanation of "good" and "bad" times in the history of industrial society Jan Wiklund: Long term causes of the weakness of the Social Democrats Why their present emasculation is no accidence but a result of the successful 30s strategy.
UN conferences on environment and developmentA collection of links and texts both on the official summits from Stockholm 1972 to Stockholm 2022 and the parallel movement summits. Read here.
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