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The mobilisation of rural identities and the failure of the rural protest movement in the UK, 1996–2001

Matt Reed View further author information
Pages 25-42 | Received 01 Apr 2003, Accepted 01 Nov 2003, Published online: 13 Oct 2010

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Bo Nilsson & Anna Sofia Lundgren. (2021) Between party politics and local identification: political responses to a rural protest. Space and Polity 25:1, pages 97-111.
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Erica von Essen & Michael Allen. (2017) A reluctant right-wing social movement: On the ‘good sense’ of Swedish hunters. Journal of Rural Studies 50, pages 139-147.
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Matt Reed. (2008) The rural arena: The diversity of protest in rural England. Journal of Rural Studies 24:2, pages 209-218.
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Michael Woods. (2008) Social movements and rural politics. Journal of Rural Studies 24:2, pages 129-137.
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