Acknowledgments
Introduction: Reconfigurations in the Public Sphere
Robert Asen and Daniel C. Brouwer
I. Conflicted Encounters
Chapter 1. Prisoners of Conscience and the Counterpublic Sphere of Prison Writing: The Stones that Start the Avalanche
Gerard A. Hauser
Chapter 2. ACT-ing UP in Congressional Hearings
Daniel C. Brouwer
Chapter 3. The Black Press and the State: Attracting Unwanted (?) Attention
Catherine Squires
Chapter 4. Representing the State in South Central Los Angeles
Robert Asen
II. New Communication Technologies and Globalization
Chapter 5. Cyber-movements, New Social Movements, and Counterpublics
Catherine Helen Palczewski
Chapter 6. Crafting a Virtual Counterpublic: Right-to-Die Advocates on the Internet
Todd. F. McDorman
Chapter 7. A Structural Transformation for a Global Public Sphere? The Use of New Communication Technologies by Non-Governmental Organizations and the United Nations
Marie A. Mater
Chapter 8. Doing Away with Suharto And the Twins Myths of Globalization and the New Social Movements
Dana L. Cloud
Chapter 9. In the Name of Reconciliation: The Faith and Works of Counterpublicity
Erik Doxtader
Contributors
Index