Explore the dynamic world of Social Movements and Protest Politics with this fully revised edition. This essential text offers interdisciplinary perspectives, dissecting major theories and concepts in protest movement sociology. Featuring new chapters on research methods, ethics, legal mobilization, and policing, it tackles contemporary issues like the ‘post-protest society’ and the impact of movements such as Black Lives Matter, Extinction Rebellion, and #MeToo. Delve into historical origins and recent theoretical advancements, including resource mobilization and new social movement approaches. The book examines the crucial role of culture, religion, geography, media, and global activism, supported by diverse case studies from the American Civil Rights Movement to Occupy. Ideal for students, researchers, and activists, this guide provides a comprehensive understanding of social and political protest.