Occupying Political Science

1. Introduction
Matthew Bolton, Emily Welty, Meghana Nayak, Christopher Malone

2. Occupy Wall Street as a Palimpsest: Overview of a Dynamic Movement
Emily Welty, Matthew Bolton, Nick Zukowski

3. Demands Belong to the 99%? The Conflict over Demands, Issues, and Goals in OWS
Susan Kang

4. The Art of Nonviolence: The Adaptations and Improvisations of Occupy Wall Street
Emily Welty

5. The FLO Consensus
Devin Balkind

6. This Space Is Occupied!: The Politics of Occupy Wall Street’s Expeditionary Architecture and De-gentrifying Urbanism
Matthew Bolton, Stephen Froese, Alex Jeffrey

7. barricades dot net: Post-Fordist Policing in Occupied New York City
Matthew Bolton, Victoria Measles

8. OWS and US Electoral Politics: An Early Critical Assessment
Christopher Malone, Violet Fredericks

9. The Anti-Globalization Movement and OWS
Ron Hayduk

10. The Politics of the “Global”
Meghana Nayak

11. An Occupied Political Science: Concluding Reflections on Downtown Political Thinking
Christopher Malone, Matthew Bolton, Meghana Nayak, Emily Welty

Keywords: Political Science and International Relations, European Politics, Political Communication, Political Science