Miscellaneous Frontmatter

pp iii-iv

Contents

pp v-v

List of figures and tables

pp vi-vi

Notes on contributors

pp vii-ix

Acknowledgements

pp x-x

one - Introduction

pp 1-24

Part One - The changing landscape of politics

pp 25-26

two - Does participation always have a democratic spirit?

pp 27-52

three - Love always wins: All Out’s campaign for equality everywhere

pp 53-76

four - Social media and political participation: BBC World Service and the Arabic Spring

pp 77-104

Part Two - Contemporary political (dis)engagements

pp 105-106

five - Feeling politics: the importance of emotions for understanding electoral (dis)engagement

pp 107-130

six - UK Uncut: direct action against austerity

pp 131-150

seven - Doubly disillusioned? Young Muslims and mainstream British politics

pp 151-172

Part Three - The politics of identity and marginalisation

pp 173-174

eight - Political engagement among ethnic minority young people: exploring new grammars of action

pp 175-198

nine - ‘Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere’

pp 199-216

ten - Political participation is self-interest … but not in the way you might think

pp 217-238

eleven - Conclusion: politics as an open-ended process

pp 239-246

Index

pp 247-254