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    This document contains a table of contents for a book that is split into three parts. Part II discusses historical examples of the over-criminalization of dissent from ancient Rome and medieval England to India in the early 20th century. Part III examines current cases of over-criminalization of dissent in countries of the Global North, including chapters on the Black Lives Matter movement, protest policing models, responses to the criminalization of sea rescue operations in the Mediterranean, and media representation of Belgian youth climate protests.

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    This document contains a table of contents for a book that is split into three parts. Part II discusses historical examples of the over-criminalization of dissent from ancient Rome and medieval England to India in the early 20th century. Part III examines current cases of over-criminalization of dissent in countries of the Global North, including chapters on the Black Lives Matter movement, protest policing models, responses to the criminalization of sea rescue operations in the Mediterranean, and media representation of Belgian youth climate protests.

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    Historical Experiences of Criminalizing Dissent

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    Part II
    Historical experiences on the over-criminalization of dissent 49

    4 Avoiding and amplifying the criminal label in the


    roman republic and medieval England 51
    Matt Clement

    5 The criminalization of low-rank castes: a historical


    perspective of mahad movement in India (1927–1937)  61
    Kruthi Jagadish Kumar, Praveenrao Bolli &
    Myrna Cintron

    6 “Loyal spear-carriers”: police violence in the queensland anti-


    apartheid movement, 1971 71
    Paul Bleakley

    7 The theorem of national solidarity: Italy and the “7 Aprile”


    case: the criminalization of left-wing dissent 81
    Vincenzo Scalia

    Part III
    Current cases of over-criminalization of dissent in
    the Global North 91

    8 Resistance to survive: the criminalization of the Black


    Lives Matter movement 93
    Teresa Francis Divine & Ginny Norris Blackson

    9 Between crime and war: the security model of


    protest policing 103
    Paul A. Passavant

    10 Fighting for the right to save others: responses by civil


    society to the criminalization of solidarity in the
    Mediterranean Sea post-2015 115
    Christal Chapman

    11 Media representation of Belgian youth protests: the


    making of “climate truants”  130
    Mafalda Pardal, Celine Tack & Frédérique Bawin

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