Publications

Members of Shifting Ground have made written, publishing and performative interventions in a variety of ways in a number of contexts; including academic, practitioner, activist and internet journals, as well as in numerous gatherings, conferences and teaching scenarios.

These are examples of some of our recent work and links to papers housed on this site and elsewhere. They reflect only a small part of our published work.

• Clarke, N. & Chesters, G. (1998) 'Reclaim Lancaster'

• Chesters, G (1999) 'Resist to Exist: Radical Environmentalism at the End of The Millennium'

• Cahill, T. and Chesters, G. (2000) 'Talkshop: A Conference on the Margins?'

• Cahill, T. (2000) 'Thinking about Taiji'

• Chesters, G. (2000) 'The New Intemperance: Protest, Imagination and Carnival'

• Chesters, G. (2001) ‘Planting the tree of tomorrow: the Zapatistas, land, liberty and justice’

• Chesters, G. & Welsh, I. (2001) ‘The Rebel Colours of S26: Social Movement ‘Frame-work’ during the IMF/World Bank Protests’

• Welsh, I. & Chesters, G. (2001) ‘Re-Framing Social Movements: Margins, Meanings and Governance’

• Shifting Ground Sept 11th

• Donson, F., Chesters, G. Tickle, A. & Welsh, I. (2002) Finding a new folk devil: (mis)constructing anti-capitalist activists

• Chesters, G. & Welsh, I. (2002) 'Reflexive Framing and Ecology of Action'.

• Horton, D. (2002) 'Lancaster Critical Mass: Does it still exist?'

• Horton, D.(2003) 'Computers, Cars and Televisions'

• Chesters, G. (2003) 'Shapeshifting:Civil Society, Complexity and Social Movements'

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