CfP: Protest Across Time: Temporalities of Social Movements
Protest is frequently analysed through eventful moments (demonstrations, strikes, occupations, sudden waves of contention) yet contentious politics also unfolds through longer temporal trajectories that shape what actors can do, what they remember, and how they persist. This special issue invites contributions that place temporality at the centre of protest analysis, examining how mobilisation is embedded in sequences, durations, and rhythms that extend beyond the “peak”.