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tarrow
▪ I. tarrow, v. Sc. (ˈtærəʊ) [app. a parallel form to tarry v. (sense 3): cf. harrow and harry, worow and worry.] intr. To delay, hesitate, show reluctance. (Nearly = tarry v. 3.)c 1375 Sc. Leg. Saints xxxiii. (George) 133, & gyf þu tarowis it to do..we sal bryne þe & al þine. c 1470 Henryson Mor. F... Oxford English Dictionary
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Sidney Tarrow
Thought Tarrow's first area of interest was the study of communism in the 1960s. Tarrow is a leading expert on new social movements and, more broadly, the phenomena of contentious behaviour. wikipedia.org
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tarow
tarow obs. f. tarrow v. Sc., to tarry. Oxford English Dictionary
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Protest cycle
Sidney Tarrow (1998) defines them as "a phase of heightened conflict across the social system", with "intensified interactions between challengers and Tarrow argues that cyclical openings in political opportunity create incentives for collective action. wikipedia.org
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The Pour Studio
The art of candle pouring is centuries old. Originally in the craft of light sharing, candlemakers held the important task of creating the most vital lightsource used throughout homes and in spiritual worship. Made from large caldrons of melted tarrow, these makers would sit and stir, humming songs (*we'd like to think*) as they poured ...
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taro
taro (ˈtɑːrəʊ, ˈtærəʊ) Also 8 tarrow, 9 tara, tarro. [Native Polynesian name, found by Cook in the Sandwich Islands.] a. A food-plant, Colocasia antiquorum, N.O. Araceæ, cultivated in many varieties (C. esculenta, macrorhiza, etc.) in most tropical countries for its starchy root-stocks, or its succu... Oxford English Dictionary
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Jens Rydgren
In 2002 he defended his thesis Political Protest and Ethno-Nationalist Mobilization: The Case of the French National Front in a debate with Sidney Tarrow wikipedia.org
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coggie
cogie, coggie Sc. (ˈkoːgɪ) [f. cogue + -y4.] A small cogue; a small wooden bowl; the contents of such a vessel.a 1750 in Herd Scott. Songs (1776) II. Cauld kail in Aberdeen, And castocks in Strabogie; But yet I fear, they'll cook o'er soon, And never warm the cogie. 1786 Burns A Dream, An' I hae see... Oxford English Dictionary
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Donald Blackmer
Press 1974: Communism in Italy and France, (editor with Sidney Tarrow, also contributor) Princeton: Princeton University Press 1975 The International wikipedia.org
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Charles Tilly
Politics (2006) with Sidney Tarrow. Stein Rokkan Sidney Tarrow E. P. wikipedia.org
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Doug McAdam
Cambridge University Press (with Sidney Tarrow and Charles Tilly). wikipedia.org
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Political opportunity
Social theorists Peter Eisinger, Sidney Tarrow, David S. Meyer and Doug McAdam are considered among the most prominent supporters of the theory. There are various definitions of political opportunity, but Meyer (2004) stresses that of Tarrow (1998): From the three components there emerges a proponent wikipedia.org
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Global justice movement
Tarrow, S., Spillover or Spillout? wikipedia.org
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William H. Sewell Jr.
Sewell, Jr., Sidney Tarrow, and Charles Tilly, Silence and Voice in the Study of Contentious Politics (Cambridge University Press, 2001), 51-89. wikipedia.org
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Elizabeth J. Perry
Sewell, Sidney Tarrow and Charles Tilley. wikipedia.org
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