Mikayla Novak is a researcher and educator in the School of Sociology at The Australian National University.

• Chapter 1: Social Movements: Setting the SceneChapter 2: Commitment Without Coercion: Social Movements and Collective EngagementChapter 3: Varieties of Voice and Exit: Social Movement TacticsChapter 4: Social Movement Encounters with Society: Contentious EntanglementsChapter 5: Social Movements and Liberty: Case Studies in the Modern History of FreedomChapter 6: Issues Raised by Contemporary Social MovementsChapter 7: Meanings and Methods of Social Movements: Further ImplicationsChapter 8: Summary of Key Themes and Arguments

Freedom in Contention is an important contribution, both to the study of social movements and to the field of political economy in general. Further, Novak chal­lenges us to re-think many common conceptions about counter-cultural social move­ments and their role in the long-run maintenance of a liberal social order.

Mikayla Novak is a researcher and educator in the School of Sociology at The Australian National University.

• Chapter 1: Social Movements: Setting the SceneChapter 2: Commitment Without Coercion: Social Movements and Collective EngagementChapter 3: Varieties of Voice and Exit: Social Movement TacticsChapter 4: Social Movement Encounters with Society: Contentious EntanglementsChapter 5: Social Movements and Liberty: Case Studies in the Modern History of FreedomChapter 6: Issues Raised by Contemporary Social MovementsChapter 7: Meanings and Methods of Social Movements: Further ImplicationsChapter 8: Summary of Key Themes and Arguments

Freedom in Contention is an important contribution, both to the study of social movements and to the field of political economy in general. Further, Novak chal­lenges us to re-think many common conceptions about counter-cultural social move­ments and their role in the long-run maintenance of a liberal social order.

Mikayla Novak is a researcher and educator in the School of Sociology at The Australian National University.

• Chapter 1: Social Movements: Setting the SceneChapter 2: Commitment Without Coercion: Social Movements and Collective EngagementChapter 3: Varieties of Voice and Exit: Social Movement TacticsChapter 4: Social Movement Encounters with Society: Contentious EntanglementsChapter 5: Social Movements and Liberty: Case Studies in the Modern History of FreedomChapter 6: Issues Raised by Contemporary Social MovementsChapter 7: Meanings and Methods of Social Movements: Further ImplicationsChapter 8: Summary of Key Themes and Arguments

Freedom in Contention is an important contribution, both to the study of social movements and to the field of political economy in general. Further, Novak chal­lenges us to re-think many common conceptions about counter-cultural social move­ments and their role in the long-run maintenance of a liberal social order.