Social Protest and Policy Change

Focusing on the intersection of social movements and policy change, this book explores the dynamics of activism and its impact on societal transformation. It delves into the theoretical frameworks and empirical evidence surrounding social protests, highlighting the gaps in understanding their effectiveness. By examining various case studies, the author sheds light on how movements influence policy decisions and the broader implications for social change, ultimately aiming to enrich the discourse on activism and its role in shaping public policy.