Antifa,Street Gangs,and the Importance of Group Processes |
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Authors: | James F. Short Suffix" >Jr.,Lorine A. Hughes |
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Affiliation: | 1.Department of Sociology,Washington State University,Pullman,USA;2.School of Public Affairs,University of Colorado Denver,Denver,USA |
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Abstract: | This essay reviews David Pyrooz and James Densley’s “On Public Protest, Violence, and Street Gangs” and raises new questions about the ways in which Antifa is similar to and different from social movements; the processes by which “factions within Antifa” become gangs; and the dynamic nature of relationships and interactions between and among violent and non-violent segments. It concludes with a note about the everchanging nature of social life and importance of flexibility in the design and execution of research in capturing this reality. |
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