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Ian Phau,Min Teah,Joe Chuah,Johan Liangt, and sanctions (BDS) directed against Israel. The chapter argues that boycott movements have often been both instrumental and expressive in character and have had an ambiguous relationship to the rule of law. The debate on whether or not BDS is antisemitic has drawn attention away from these other

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Liselot Hudders,Mario Pandelaereng processes in the multinational Habsburg Empire, often taking the form of “defensive” boycott movements against perceived subjugators or oppressors. These boycott campaigns were a sign of political radicalization that, to a large extent, acknowledged the failure of self-help organizations, credit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-4399-6erally referred to as such. On the basis of a semantic analysis of the use of the term in the 1930s, it is shown that the Nazis abused the word. In so doing they tried to conceal the fact that the violent ousting of businesses regarded as being Jewish was organized by the state and was, as a matter

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Virginie De Barnier,Pierre Valette-Florenceemitic boycotts of the Nazis were omnipresent among contemporary observers. The second part examines various boycotts of the radical left that emerged in the context of the “new” social movements of the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980. The final part discusses anti-Israel or anti-Zionist boycotts as a partic

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Perceptions, Attitudes and Luxury Brandsto raise the fares on municipal buses by 50%. The boycott only lasted a few days and in the minds of many locals was only a partial success. Nonetheless, the action drew the attention of outsiders, including Martin Luther King, Jr., who would use the 1953 events in Baton Rouge as a template for the