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Partecipazione e Conflitto [Participation and Conflict] is an International Journal based in Italy specialized in social and political studies.
PACO houses research and studies on the transformations of politics and its key players (political parties, interest groups, social movements, associations, unions, etc.), focusing in particular on the dynamics of participation both by individuals acting in conventional ways, and by those who prefer protest-oriented repertoires of action.
Special attention is also paid to the dynamics of transformation of contemporary political systems, with an eye fixed on the processes of democratization besides on the spaces opening to the new forms of governance both at local and sub-national, and supra-national level.
All are inscribed in that complex phenomenon represented by the trans-nationalization of social, political and economic processes, without neglecting the nation-state dimension.
The journal emphasizes innovative studies and research of high methodological rigor, treasuring of the most recent theoretical and empirical contributions in social and political sciences.
The NEW SERIES of PARTECIPAZIONE E CONFLITTO starts in 2014. Every issue is published in English, available in electronic and open access version. Anyhow in the Archives section it is possible to consult the contents of all issues published since 2008 accessing abstracts and previews of every article from the webpage of the Old Publisher. By clicking the following link you can read some more information about Our History.
- The Journal is published in three issues for year (March, July, and November).
- PACO is a Diamond Journal. After a rigorous double blind peer review process, publication is free of charge
- Access to the journal is free but REGISTRATION on the website allows to receive every news from PACO
ABSTRACTING & INDEXING:
PACO has been indexed by several world class databases, for more information, please access the following links:
SCOPUS - WOS, Web of Science Core Collection - Catalogo italiano deiperiodici/Acnp - Crossref - Doaj (Directory of open access journals) -Ebsco Discovery Service - Georgetown Unversity Library - Google Scholar - IBSS: International Bibliography of the Social Sciences - ProQuest - Sociological Abstracts - ProQuest Summon - Torrossa, Casalini Full Text Platform - Ulrich's: International Database
Announcements
CALL FOR PAPERS PACO 20(2): 2027 |
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The International Authoritarian. Analysing authoritarian politics in global perspective Guest Editors: Fabrizio Leonardo Cuccu (Dublin City University), Daniela Musina (Università di Palermo), Paola Rivetti (Dublin City University) |
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| Posted: 2026-03-16 | More... |
CALL FOR PAPERS PACO 20(1): 2027 |
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Contentious Politics in Spain: Cycles, Transformations and New Repertoires of Contention
Editors: Gomer Betancor (Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia); Marta Romero-Delgado (Universidad Complutense de Madrid); Alejandro Ciordia (Maastricht University & Scuola Normale Superiore) |
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| Posted: 2026-01-28 | More... |
CALL FOR PAPERS, PACO 19(3): 2026 |
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Climate Mobilities. Redefining Statehood, Citizenship, and Refugeehood in times of climate crisis Editors: Francesca Rosignoli, Eurac Research; Susana Borrás, Universitat Rovira i Virgili; Alexandra Tomaselli, Eurac Research; Federica Cittadino, Eurac Research |
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| Posted: 2025-03-06 | More... |
CALL FOR PAPERS PACO 19(2): 2026 |
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The Infrapolitics of Repression Edited by:Thomas Chevallier, Université Catholique de Louvain; Pascale Dufour, Université de Montréal; Joëlle Dussault, City University of New York; Julien Talpin, CNRS |
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| Posted: 2024-10-22 | More... |
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Vol. 19, No. 1 (2026). Special issue on: "Communicative Resilience: Civil Society's Response to Information Disorders"
Editorial
| Communicative Resilience Under Conditions of Backlash and Information Disorder | Details PDF |
| Dafne Calvo, Maria Iranzo Cabrera | 1-16 |
Special Issue
| Emerging Citizen Digital Networks in the Face of the Climate Crisis: Radiography of Solidarity Initiatives in the Valencia DANA Flooding Catastrophe (2024) | Details PDF |
| J. Javier Serrano-Lara, María D. Pitarch-Garrido, Maria-Josep Picó-Garcés | 17-38 |
| The Far-Right Doesn't Always Win: Public Conversations on Brazil's "Anti-Abortion Bill" in the Chamber of Deputies' Digital Platforms | Details PDF |
| Michele Goulart Massuchin, Emerson Urizzi Cervi | 39-57 |
| Citizens' Media Practices in the Face of Online Hate Speech | Details PDF |
| Marta Cambronero-Garbajosa | 58-76 |
| Young Activists' Communicative Practices of Resilience: The Challenge of Disinformation Toward the 2024 European Elections | Details PDF |
| Lucia D'Ambrosi, Mariaeugenia Parito, Fabrizia Pasciuto | 77-93 |
| Resilience in Post-Truth and Post-Digital European Union: Youth-Led Civil Society Organisations in the 2024 European Elections | Details PDF |
| Sara Pane | 94-113 |
| Communicative Resilience in Virtual Worlds: Responding to Marginalisation Through Counter-Narratives | Details PDF |
| Mengfan Zou, Sara Cortés Gómez | 114-136 |
| 'There Are Alternatives to Square Boxes': Rivolta Architettonica's Practices of Resistance and Media Resilience | Details PDF |
| Federico Smania | 137-154 |
| Migrant Activism in Contexts of Discrimination: Political Strategies and Competitiveness in the Associative Sphere | Details PDF |
| Raquel Tarullo, Cristina Renedo Farpón, María Díez-Garrido | 155-179 |
| The Audiovisual Representation of Immigration from the Perspective of Digital Community Media in Spain: El Salto TV (2017–2024) | Details PDF |
| Gloria Rosique-Cedillo, Paz Crisóstomo-Flores | 180-200 |
| Guardians of Journalism and Free Expression: Brazil's CDJor Coalition in Democratic Flux | Details PDF |
| Rui Alexandre Novais, Rogério Christofoletti | 201-220 |
Open Section
| The Consequences of Social Movements' Institutionalization for Subsequent Cycles of Mobilization: an Ambivalent Legacy | Details PDF |
| Anastasia Barone | 221-243 |
| Student Movements' Commons Practices Across Time and Space: A Historical Analysis of Hotel Squatting in Milan and Florence | Details PDF |
| Carlotta Caciagli, Herbert Reiter | 244-262 |
| The Production of Punishment on Social Mobilisation in the Neoliberal State. The Case of Catalan Pro-independence Movement | Details PDF |
| Ferran Giménez Azagra | 263-282 |
| The Ones Who Put Their Chests in Front of the Bullets: A Microstructural Analysis of Colombia's Primera Línea and Their Path to Activism | Details PDF |
| María Camila López Ruiz | 283-302 |
| The Making of the Transfeminist Strike in Italy: Addressing Discourses and Movement Trajectories | Details PDF |
| Greta Rossi | 303-322 |
| Protests, Knowledge and Agroecological Social Movements. An Approach to the Argentine Case from a Decolonial Perspective (2019-2023) | Details PDF |
| Verónica Soto Pimentel | 323-343 |
| Cooking as Commoning: Sruggles for Commoning Public Space in Curitiba's Community Kitchens Movement | Details PDF |
| Kauan Arthur Fonseca Lunardon | 344-359 |
| The Limits of Consensual Model within the Squatters' Movement: Patterns of Exclusion at ZAD NDDL | Details PDF |
| Lukas Kotyk | 360-376 |
| Remaking Public Politics? New Municipalism, participatory governance and urban welfare in Barcelona | Details PDF |
| Silke van Dyk, Luzie Sophia Gerstenhöfer | 377-395 |
Book Reviews
| Morelli, Niccolò (2022), La convivialità urbana nei quartieri di Milano, Bologna e Roma: Un'analisi mixed-method sulle Social Street, Milano: FrancoAngeli, pp. 192. | Details PDF |
| Arianna Lovera | 399-407 |

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