Judith Bessant is a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) and a Professor at RMIT University, Australia.Analicia Mejia Mesinas is an Assistant Professor, Azusa Pacific University, California, USA. Sarah Pickard is a Senior Lecturer and Researcher at Université Sorbonne Nouvelle, France.

• Chapter 1: Why it is Important When Secondary and High School Students Protest: Introductory Essay, Judith Bessant, Analicia Mejia Mesinas and Sarah Pickard Chapter 2: Theorizing Student Protest Action, Rob Watts Chapter 3: Politics of Recognition When Students Protest, Judith Bessant and Ben A. LohmeyerChapter 4: From Free Bus Fare to Legal Abortion: Politics in Secondary Schools in Democratic Argentina (1983-2018), Marina Larrondo and Pedro NuñezChapter 5: Save Our Schools! Youth Leadership in the USA’s Boston Public School Walkout Movement, Andrew King, Mariette Bien-Aime Ayala, Sheetal Bachegowda, Katelyn Kelly, Jeffrey Moyer and Mark R. WarrenChapter 6: Roots of Student Organizing: Narratives and Experiences of Los Angeles Student Organizers, USA, Analicia Mejia MesinasChapter 7: Student Activism: An Analysis from Mexico’s Southeast, Carlos de Jesús Gómez-AbarcaChapter 8: School Strike for Climate: Australian Students Renegotiating Citizenship, Philippa Collin and Ingrid Matth

Protests have always been part of the fabric of American society, but little research regarding protests in secondary and high schools has been produced. When Students Protest: Secondary and High Schools is a timely collection of essays, the first in a three-volume study, that offers a snapshot of student organizing at this level, both in the US and internationally. Protest movements such as March for Our Lives, Save Our Schools, and School Strike 4 Climate provide case studies with eyewitness accounts and detailed analyses. Those doing research on these specific movements will find both the information presented in the chapters and their extensive bibliographies valuable. Social media plays an integral role in this research, which will be helpful to those who study how student activism and protests evolved because of these platforms. Recommended. Advanced undergraduates through faculty; professionals.

Judith Bessant is a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) and a Professor at RMIT University, Australia.Analicia Mejia Mesinas is an Assistant Professor, Azusa Pacific University, California, USA. Sarah Pickard is a Senior Lecturer and Researcher at Université Sorbonne Nouvelle, France.

• Chapter 1: Why it is Important When Secondary and High School Students Protest: Introductory Essay, Judith Bessant, Analicia Mejia Mesinas and Sarah Pickard Chapter 2: Theorizing Student Protest Action, Rob Watts Chapter 3: Politics of Recognition When Students Protest, Judith Bessant and Ben A. LohmeyerChapter 4: From Free Bus Fare to Legal Abortion: Politics in Secondary Schools in Democratic Argentina (1983-2018), Marina Larrondo and Pedro NuñezChapter 5: Save Our Schools! Youth Leadership in the USA’s Boston Public School Walkout Movement, Andrew King, Mariette Bien-Aime Ayala, Sheetal Bachegowda, Katelyn Kelly, Jeffrey Moyer and Mark R. WarrenChapter 6: Roots of Student Organizing: Narratives and Experiences of Los Angeles Student Organizers, USA, Analicia Mejia MesinasChapter 7: Student Activism: An Analysis from Mexico’s Southeast, Carlos de Jesús Gómez-AbarcaChapter 8: School Strike for Climate: Australian Students Renegotiating Citizenship, Philippa Collin and Ingrid Matth

Protests have always been part of the fabric of American society, but little research regarding protests in secondary and high schools has been produced. When Students Protest: Secondary and High Schools is a timely collection of essays, the first in a three-volume study, that offers a snapshot of student organizing at this level, both in the US and internationally. Protest movements such as March for Our Lives, Save Our Schools, and School Strike 4 Climate provide case studies with eyewitness accounts and detailed analyses. Those doing research on these specific movements will find both the information presented in the chapters and their extensive bibliographies valuable. Social media plays an integral role in this research, which will be helpful to those who study how student activism and protests evolved because of these platforms. Recommended. Advanced undergraduates through faculty; professionals.

Judith Bessant is a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) and a Professor at RMIT University, Australia.Analicia Mejia Mesinas is an Assistant Professor, Azusa Pacific University, California, USA. Sarah Pickard is a Senior Lecturer and Researcher at Université Sorbonne Nouvelle, France.

• Chapter 1: Why it is Important When Secondary and High School Students Protest: Introductory Essay, Judith Bessant, Analicia Mejia Mesinas and Sarah Pickard Chapter 2: Theorizing Student Protest Action, Rob Watts Chapter 3: Politics of Recognition When Students Protest, Judith Bessant and Ben A. LohmeyerChapter 4: From Free Bus Fare to Legal Abortion: Politics in Secondary Schools in Democratic Argentina (1983-2018), Marina Larrondo and Pedro NuñezChapter 5: Save Our Schools! Youth Leadership in the USA’s Boston Public School Walkout Movement, Andrew King, Mariette Bien-Aime Ayala, Sheetal Bachegowda, Katelyn Kelly, Jeffrey Moyer and Mark R. WarrenChapter 6: Roots of Student Organizing: Narratives and Experiences of Los Angeles Student Organizers, USA, Analicia Mejia MesinasChapter 7: Student Activism: An Analysis from Mexico’s Southeast, Carlos de Jesús Gómez-AbarcaChapter 8: School Strike for Climate: Australian Students Renegotiating Citizenship, Philippa Collin and Ingrid Matth

Protests have always been part of the fabric of American society, but little research regarding protests in secondary and high schools has been produced. When Students Protest: Secondary and High Schools is a timely collection of essays, the first in a three-volume study, that offers a snapshot of student organizing at this level, both in the US and internationally. Protest movements such as March for Our Lives, Save Our Schools, and School Strike 4 Climate provide case studies with eyewitness accounts and detailed analyses. Those doing research on these specific movements will find both the information presented in the chapters and their extensive bibliographies valuable. Social media plays an integral role in this research, which will be helpful to those who study how student activism and protests evolved because of these platforms. Recommended. Advanced undergraduates through faculty; professionals.