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‘We hugged each other during the cold nights’: the role of affect in an anti-deportation protest network in Finland

2021

This article analyses the role of affect and emotions in Finland’s first large-scale anti-deportation protest, the 2017 Right to Live protest in Helsinki. Despite deportation protests having recently gained scholarly attention, their emotional dimensions have not been sufficiently studied, especially as concerns the emotions of protestors with vulnerable legal status. This article is based on in-depth interviews with key activists in the anti-deportation protest network in Finland, including asylum seekers, refugees and Finnish citizens. The article argues that in order for the protest of asylum seekers facing the threat of deportation to become public and visible, it was important that cit…

Cultural StudiesturvapaikkapolitiikkaaffektiivisuusSociology and Political SciencemielenosoituksetRefugeeCriminologyemotionsAffect (psychology)DeportationsolidaarisuustunteetPolitical sciencesolidaritydeportationspakolaispolitiikkaaktivistitmaasta käännyttäminenmaastakarkotusSolidarityprotestkarkotusihmisoikeudetaffectprotestitaktivismiturvapaikanhakijatasylum seekersSocial Movement Studies
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Venäjänkielisen internetin poliittisen sääntelyn kiristäminen

2017

Tässä artikkelissa käsittelemme internetin venäjänkielisen segmentin, ”Runetin” sääntelyä kansalaisyhteiskunnan ja poliittisen opposition toiminnan rajoittamiseksi. Keskitymme toimenpiteisiin, jotka alkoivat opposition protestiaallon aikana 2011–2013, jolloin Kreml käynnisti päämäärätietoisen kampanjan Runetin poliittisen käytön kontrolloimiseksi. Tätä kampanjaa kutsumme ”Runetin valtaukseksi”.

InternetVenäjäprotestitsosiaalinen mediasensuuriRunetArtikkelitinternetRussiaIdäntutkimus
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Visibility in mediated borderscapes : The hunger strike of asylum seekers as an embodiment of border violence

2018

In 2012, two Afghan asylum seekers camped outside the Parliament building in Helsinki during a hunger strike that lasted for 72 days. Although the protest was very visible in the city space, the mainstream media and most politicians ignored it. This paper analyzes the protest and its mediation through the concepts of borderscape and visibility. Using methods of visual and discourse analysis, we examine the ways in which the hunger strike protest – and its mediation – negotiate the (in)visibility of borders. We show how the city can be a site for both policing and for politicizing asylum issues. In particular, we focus on the ways in which protesting asylum seekers embody borders and border …

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Kansalaistottelemattomuus : julkisuuden strategiasta legitimiteetin kritiikkiin

2021

Kansalaistottelemattomuus ei ole vain aktivistien strategia, jolla pyritään saamaan julkisuutta kulloinkin tärkeäksi koetulle asialle. Käsitteen historiasta käy ilmi, että kansalaistottelemattomuus on keino herättää keskustelua julkisen vallan ja sen oikeuttamisen perusteista. nonPeerReviewed

kansalaistottelemattomuuskäsitehistoriaprotestitdemokratialegitimiteettiaktivismijulkinen valta
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Performing authenticities : cultural forms and their functions in the Reclaim the Streets -protest

2007

In this thesis I study the role of culture in the context of social movements. I argue that the role of concrete cultural forms in protest movements’ action has undergone a rather small interest in the Finnish study of social movements. I examine culture in social movements by looking at the “cultural turn” in social sciences, the rise of “new social movements” and through the theorizing of Pierre Bourdieu, Sarah Thornton and Ron Eyerman and Andrew Jamison. I conceptualize culture as both the concrete cultural praxis (e.g. music, art, dancing) and as a semiotic and cognitive system behind all action. As an empirical case study, I adopt a cultural perspective towards one protest movement, th…

kulttuuriprotestitsosiaaliset liikkeetReclaim the Streets
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