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American Behavioral Scientist

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Dynamics of Protests and Counterprotests Around Far-Right Politics

American Behavioral Scientist, Ahead of Print. The article investigates the dynamics of protests and counterprotests around far-right politics. By drawing on the literature on contentious politics and the far right, we innovatively integrate the predom…

By Davide Rocchetti, Katia Pilati, 4 weeks ago
American Behavioral Scientist

When Topics of Protest and Counter-Protest Diverge: Asymmetrical Issue Contestation in Left-Right Street Confrontations

American Behavioral Scientist, Ahead of Print. Works on protest counter-protest dynamics tend to assume that protesters and counter-protesters make competing claims about the same issue. This paper challenges this basic assumption. Based on an original…

By Larissa Daria Meier, Jan Matti Dollbaum, Priska Daphi, Sebastian Haunss, 4 weeks ago
American Behavioral Scientist

Climate Clash: A Multimodal Analysis of Movement–Countermovement Interactions in the Digital Sphere

American Behavioral Scientist, Ahead of Print. This article investigates the intensity and character of interaction between the climate movement and countermovement in the online sphere. Theoretically, we contribute by proposing a novel categorization …

By Katrin Uba, Alexandra Segerberg, Matteo Magnani, 1 month ago
American Behavioral Scientist

The Relational Dynamics of Violence Escalation and Inhibition During Far-Right Protest Waves

American Behavioral Scientist, Ahead of Print. This article examines how interactions between far-right protestors, counter-protestors and other actors, including the police, lead towards and away from violence that exceeds normal levels relative to th…

By Joel Busher, Julia Ebner, Zsófia Hacsek, Gareth Harris, Graham Macklin, 1 month ago
American Behavioral Scientist

Editorial: Contextualization of Climate Change and Its Impact on Human Behavior

American Behavioral Scientist, Ahead of Print. Climate change represents a global challenge that transcends geographic, political, and cultural boundaries, affecting not only environmental systems but also human behavior, social well-being, and the sus…

By Belkis Rojas Hernández, Oscar Ulloa-Guerra, 1 month ago
American Behavioral Scientist

Introduction: How Protests and Counterprotests Interact—Mutual Influences, Context Conditions, and Consequences

American Behavioral Scientist, Ahead of Print. Counterprotests have become commonplace around the world today in various issue areas, ranging from abortion, migration, and LGBTQ+ rights to disarmament, labor, and climate change. And yet, our knowledge …

By Saif Shahin, Priska Daphi, Sebastian Haunss, Larissa Meier, 1 month ago
American Behavioral Scientist

Counter-Protests With and Without Counter-Movements

American Behavioral Scientist, Ahead of Print. Protest–counter-protest (P-CP) interactions are still underresearched in social movement studies. Usually, they are subsumed under movement–counter-movement (M-CM) interaction. We argue that this covers on…

By Sebastian Haunss, Priska Daphi, Katrin Uba, 1 month ago
American Behavioral Scientist

F1 Versus Indy: Analyzing a Unique Shared-Course Natural Experiment to Determine the World’s Fastest Auto Racing Format

American Behavioral Scientist, Ahead of Print. This study utilizes a unique shared-course environment to compare the average speeds of the world’s two fastest auto racing formats, Formula One (F1) and IndyCar. These two racing circuits are distinct in …

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American Behavioral Scientist

Risk Factors for Injuries in College Football: A Systematic Review

American Behavioral Scientist, Ahead of Print. This systematic review examines risk factors for injuries in college football. We reviewed published manuscripts of original studies (1979 -2021) that examined risk factors of injuries among National Colle…

By Bhavneet Walia, Zachary Roberts, Collins Annor, Arthur Owora, 2 months ago
American Behavioral Scientist

Differential Protest Participation Among Fridays for Future Climate Protesters: Relational Versus Objective and Subjective Determinants

American Behavioral Scientist, Ahead of Print. This article focuses on differential participation amongst climate change protesters and examines the links between objective, subjective, and relational determinants for shaping their differential levels …

By Maria Grasso, Marco Giugni, 2 months ago

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