Brian Doherty b.j.a.doherty@keele.ac.uk
A New Climate Movement? Extinction Rebellion’s Activists in Profile. CUSP Working Paper No 25.
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Abstract
Compiled by academics at three UK universities, this report presents a profile of participants in Extinction Rebellion’s (XR) mass civil disobedience actions in London in April and October 2019. The report is compiled from three datasets: a protest survey of participants in each of these two XR actions, with 303 short face to face interviews and 232 mailed back questionnaires in total; observational analysis of court hearings of XR activists charged with minor public order offences following the April 2019 action, totalling a further 213 activists; and data from a previous survey of participants in two climate change marches 2009/10, which we use as a benchmark for interpreting our XR survey.
Citation
Doherty. (2020). A New Climate Movement? Extinction Rebellion’s Activists in Profile. CUSP Working Paper No 25
Acceptance Date | Jul 15, 2020 |
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Publication Date | Jul 15, 2020 |
Journal | CUSP Working Paper Series | No 25 |
Print ISSN | 2397-8341 |
Pages | 1 - 39 (41) |
Publisher URL | https://www.cusp.ac.uk/themes/p/xr-study/ |
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