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Introduction - Social Movements and Protests in Southeastern Europe. A New Tragedy of the Commons? Florian Bieber and Dario Brentin Divided they Stand: The Dilemma of Non-Formal Political Activism in a Divided Society Heiko Wimmen Maribor’s Social Uprising in the European Crisis: from Anti-Politics of People to Politicisation of periphery’s surplus population? Gal Kirn Of ‘Stronger State’ and Counter-Democracy. The Street Protests in Bulgaria from 2012 and 2013 in the Accounts of Participants Valentina Gueorguieva The Space of Social Mobilizations in Greece Kostas Plevris At the Crossroads of Cultural and Ideological Exchange - Behind the Visual Communications of 2012/2013 Slovene ProtestsKsenija Berk Social Media and 'Balkans' Spring Željka Lekić-Subašić Not Seeing the Forest for the Trees. From Single-Issue Protest to Resonant Mass-Movements in Greece, Turkey and Bosnia-Herzegovina Chiara Milan and Leonidas Oikonomakis Mapping Protest Politics: The Roots and Patterns of Elite-Challenging Actions in Post-Communist Southeastern Europe Marius I. Tatar The International Context Of Mass Political Unrest in The Balkans – Conceptual Issues and Perspectives Mark Kramer