Ian Welsh

Welsh, Ian, Anti-Nuclear Movements: Failed Projects or Heralds of a Direct Action Milieu?

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Argues that these movements should be seen as a process of ‘capacity building’.

Welsh, Ian; McLeish, Phil, The European Road to Nowhere: Anarchism and Direct Action against the UK Roads Programme

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, Environment and Society in Eastern Europe

ed. Tickle, Andrew; Welsh, Ian,

Examines contribution of environmental activism to ‘an immanent civil society’. Chapters on Hungary, Poland, Romania and Russia.

Tickle, Andrew; Welsh, Ian; Donson, Fiona; Chesters, Graeme, Rebels with a Cause: Folk Devils without a Panic: Press Jingoism and Policing Tactics and Anticapitalist Protest London and Prague

Welsh, Ian, Mobilising Modernity: The Nuclear Moment

See especially chapter 6 ‘The Moment of Direct Action’ and chapter 7 ‘Networking: Direct Action and Collective Refusal’.

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