Dissatisfaction and Decision Making: The Changing Face of Protest

Letter bombs are sent to various businesses and organisations in Britain, suspicion falls on animal-rights protesters; work begins on a twelve kilometer long security fence around the Baltic resort of Heiligendamm in anticipation of disruption from anti-globalisation protesters at the G8 summit in June; around 1.8 million people sign an e-mail petition to the British Prime Minister against road charging. Discontent is widespread and wide-ranging – protest is clearly alive and kicking.

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