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Human rights are endless 😇. Don't let anyone tell you that your human rights can be taken away because they can't.... Even the "right" to carry a firearm!!!!!!

Watched the previous 2 episodes on this Series, it is VERY simple and comprehensive. It gives us the building blocks to understanding what it is that we are trying to accomplish in the Isreal and Palestine Conflict. This information is the foundation of the process of creating peace. So, thank you so much for creating this series, as it will be very helpful in knowing what I will write about in my research paper on creating peace for Israel and Palestine.

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Holy cr@p! That handbook is over 200 USD. What sort of idiot buys it?

Why don’t you stand for election?

Funny. Mentally deranged, but funny.

Look at the eyes. Completely blank. These people should be nowhere near a university.

Many thanks to Prof. Mertig for providing feedback on the Chapter, and in particular pointing out my mistake (whoops); she wrote, "I did just want to point out that Yellowstone was indeed the first national park in the U.S. (1872) but it was primarily set aside out of scientific curiosity. Yosemite, while not technically the first (it was established in 1890), is typically taken as a pivotal/foundational representation of the whole preservationist idea of what parks are about." Thanks Prof. Mertig!

You can click through to the Handbook itself at the Routledge website here: www.routledge.com/The-Routledge-Handbook-of-Environmental-Movements/Grasso-Giugni/p/book/9780367428785 .

Thanks for making there videos It would be nice to hear about which types of activism are most effective, and the effectiveness of violent protests (which would seem to get higher media coverage). Also maybe taking a critical look at the cases in history when violence was successful to overthrow oppression ?

The insight here is profound. Why hasn't many people seen it? I recommend this for everyone that might have something to do with the concept of deradicalization.

To read more about empowerment, check out the chapter by John Drury and colleagues online here: www.researchgate.net/publication/320225988_Empowerment_The_Intersection_of_Identity_and_Power_in_Collective_Action .

To read more about empowerment, check out the chapter by John Drury and colleagues online here: www.researchgate.net/publication/320225988_Empowerment_The_Intersection_of_Identity_and_Power_in_Collective_Action

The book _The Psychology of Effective Activism_ is available at this link www.cambridge.org/core/elements/abs/psychology-of-effective-activism/EA03C9BB6D6C8A760469BC62E765D815 (or check out your local library).

You can learn more about Neil Ferguson's work, referenced in the video, here: crestresearch.ac.uk/people/neil-ferguson/ ; and here: scholar.google.com.au/citations?hl=en&user=jUZoEw0AAAAJ&view_op=list_works&sortby=pubdate .

Great resource!

Hi Winnifred, good to see you on youtube! I'm enjoying your videos, so please keep them coming! All the best, Maarten

I'm really curious about the reasons why people join protest sometimes but they do not get into organizations, or join one protest and not continue? I feel that there is a discontinuity there and I'm curious as to why that might be.