Power of Morality in Movements

Anders Sevelsted is assistant professor at Copenhagen Business School, Department of Management, Politics, and Philosophy. He is also a post doc with Lund University, School of Social Work. He holds a Ph.D. from the Copenhagen Business School.    Jonas Toubøl is assistant professor at Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen, where he also obtained his PhD.

• 1. Introduction: movements and morality.- 2. Paradigm lost? Three dimensions of morality and social movements.- 3. Bringing morality back in.- 4. Solidarity mobilizations in the “refugee crisis”: Between particularism and universalism.- 5. Values, activism, and changing attitudes: The process of individual-level moral development through movement participation.- 6. For a better living-together: Ongoing meaningful conversations at play.- 7. Justification, values or concerns? Pragmatist theories of morality and civic engagements in local urban greenspaces.- 8. Social movements prefiguring political theory.- 9. The ethics of radical student activism: Social justice, democracy, and engagement across difference.- 10. Moral elites in the Danish temperance movement (1910–1919): Elite struggles over disease and values.- 11. The dark side of laughter. Humor as a tool for constructing a moral order in the memes of Czech far right organization “Angry Mothers".- 12. Emotions, morality, and political participation behaviors in online activism.- 13. The moral dimension of counter movements: the case of antifeminism.- 14. Paradigm revived? The prospect of a multidisciplinary research agenda.