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Notes on Contributors
1. Direct action in British environmentalism, Brian Doherty, Matthew Paterson, and Ben Seel
2. Environmental protest in Britain 1988-1997, Christopher Rootes
3. Manifactured vulnerability: protest camp tactics, Brian Doherty
4. Snowballs, elves, and skimmingtons? Geneaologies of environmental direct action, Derek Wall
5. Modern millenarians? Anticonsumerism, anarchism and the new urban environmentalism, Jonathan Purkis
6. Coming live and direct: strategies of Earth First!, Ben Seel and Alex Plows
7. 'It's just not natural'?: queer insights on eco-action, Wendy Maples
8. Swampy fever: media constructions and direct action politics, Matthew Paterson
9. Friends and allies: the role of local campaign groups, Gill Cathles
10. The vitalitiy of local protest: alarm UK and the British anti-roads protest movement, Wallace McNeish
11. The politics of the car: the limits of actor-centered models of agenda setting, Nick Robinson
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