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).
- After a rigorous double blind peer review process, publication in PACO 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 17(1): 2024 |
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‘Freedom and the Illiberal Zeitgeist in East-Central Europe - a Conflict-Laden Relationship’ Guest editors: Szabina Kerenyi (CSS Budapest) kerenyi.szabina@tk.hu |
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Posted: 2023-02-02 | More... |
CALL FOR PAPERS, PACO 16(2): 2023 |
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°Ma(r)king solidarity boundaries towards migrants. Individual, local and transnational experiences° Guest editors: Amandine Desille (University of Bordeaux) Tina Magazzini (Czech Academy of Sciences and European University Institute) |
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Posted: 2022-07-27 | More... |
CALL FOR PAPERS, PACO 16(3): 2023 |
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Antifa From Below Guest editors: Ali Jones (Center for Trust, Peace and Social Relations, Coventry) Nils Schumacher (Universität Hamburg) Grzegorz Piotrowski (University of Gdańsk) |
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Posted: 2022-05-31 | More... |
CALL FOR PAPERS, PACO 16(1): 2023 |
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"Labour conflict, forms of organization and class" Internationally coordinated themed collection sponsored by
Global Labour Journal Partecipazione e Conflitto Revista Latinoamericana de Estudios del Trabajo The Economic and Labour Relations ReviewEditors: Maurizio Atzeni, Centre for Labour Relations, CEIL/CONICET, Argentina Jenny Chan, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong Devi Sacchetto, University of Padua, Italia |
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Posted: 2021-08-31 | More... |
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Vol. 15, No. 3 (2022). Special issue on: "Investigating Vaccine Controversies during the Covid-19 Pandemic"
Editorial
Politics During and After Covid-19: Science, Health and Social Protest | Details PDF |
Niccolò Bertuzzi, Erica Lagalisse, Elisa Lello, Giampietro Gobo, Barbara Sena | 507-529 |
Special Issue
The Scientific Controversy on Covid-19 and the Image of Science as an Expert System: Comparing the Debate in Italy and UK | Details PDF |
Fabio Lucchini, Michele Marzulli | 530-548 |
The "Green Pass" Controversy in the Italian Twittersphere: a Digital Methods Mapping | Details PDF |
Federico Pilati, Andrea Miconi | 549-566 |
Early Home Therapies against Covid-19. An Italian Case of Politicisation of Science? | Details PDF |
Enrico Campo, Matteo De Toffoli, Giampietro Gobo, Fabrizio Strata | 567-594 |
Looking at Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy through a macro perspective. A comparative study of Italy, Poland and Portugal | Details PDF |
Silvia Cervia, Maja Sawicka, Barbara Sena, Mauro Serapioni | 595-613 |
From Availability to Accessibility. Vaccination Proximity in a Social Clinic in Palermo | Details PDF |
Sara Vallerani | 614-633 |
Understanding the Impact of (Anti-)Racism on Covid-19 Vaccine Allocation Decision-Making | Details PDF |
Sophie Webb | 634-650 |
Virtuosos of Mimesis and Mimicry: a Case Study of Movements Propagating Conspiracy Theories in Ireland and Poland | Details PDF |
Elżbieta Drążkiewicz | 651-671 |
Vaccine hesitancy and refusal during the Covid-19 pandemic in Italy: Individualistic claims or repoliticization? | Details PDF |
Elisa Lello, Niccolò Bertuzzi, Marco Pedroni, Luca Raffini | 672-696 |
Free choice in the making: Vaccine-related activism as an alternative form of citizenship during the Covid-19 pandemic. | Details PDF |
Barbara Morsello, Paolo Giardullo | 697-719 |
Waves in Cycle: The protests against anti-contagion measures and vaccination in Covid-19 times in Italy | Details PDF |
Donatella della Porta, Anna Lavizzari | 720-740 |
The Anti-Restrictions Movement and the Populist Counterpublics in Denmark | Details PDF |
Óscar García Agustín, Anita Nissen | 741-760 |
The technocratic reason in the government of emergency. A theoretical analysis on the management of the Covid-19 epidemic | Details PDF |
Emilio Gardini | 761-778 |
The Conspiracy Theory/Vaccine Hesitancy nexus as rhetorical boundary work. A critical analysis of the production of scientific ignorance in literature reviews | Details PDF |
Nicola Stocco | 779-799 |
Open Section
From Loopholes to Deinstitutionalization: The Platform Economy and the Undermining of Labor and Social Security Institutions | Details PDF |
Fabian Beckmann, Fabian Hoose | 800-826 |
We Must Draw a Different Future! Insights from the Frontline Anti-Violence Work During the Pandemic in Italy | Details PDF |
Pietro Demurtas, Caterina Peroni | 827-845 |
The Macerata Shooting: Digital Movements of Opinion in the Hybrid Media System | Details PDF |
Guido Anselmi, Marcello Maneri, Fabio Quassoli | 846-864 |
Towards the Formation of Genuine European Parties? Examining and Comparing the Cases of DiEM25 and Volt Europa | Details PDF |
Panos Panayotu, Giorgos Katsambekis | 865-884 |
University-Industry Relations in the Oil and Gas Sector in Russia | Details PDF |
Marco Cilento, Alessandro Tinti | 885-897 |
Teaching Italian and Reconfiguring Citizenship: The Case of Language Volunteers in Migrant Education | Details PDF |
Maurizio Artero | 898-915 |
Unemployment and Social Participation: The Joint Role of Individual and Contextual Unemployment in Europe | Details PDF |
Leo Azzollini | 916-955 |
Symposium
Movements and Parties: An Introduction | Details PDF |
Manuela Caiani | 956-961 |
Movements and Parties by Sidney Tarrow | Details PDF |
Daniela R. Piccio | 962-966 |
Notes on Sidney Tarrow's Movements and Parties | Details PDF |
Donatella della Porta | 967-969 |
Movements and Parties: Beyond Contentious Performances | Details PDF |
Rebecca Neaera Abers, Débora Cristina Rezende de Almeida, Marisa von Bülow | 970-976 |
Overcoming Movement Centrism | Details PDF |
Dieter Rucht | 977-982 |
Sidney Tarrow Breaches Boundaries | Details PDF |
Mona El-Ghobashy | 983-987 |
Movements, Parties, and Hybrids | Details PDF |
Santiago Anria | 988-992 |
From Parties to Movements: Studying the Radical Right with Sidney Tarrow | Details PDF |
Michael Minkenberg | 993-997 |
Understanding the Birth, Quality and Collapse of Democratic Regimes through Movement-Party Interactions | Details PDF |
Lorenzo Mosca | 998-1007 |
Book Reviews
Gary Alan Fine, The Hinge. Civil Society, Group Cultures and the Power of Local Commitments. Chicago: Chicago University Press, 2021. | Details PDF |
Sebastiano Citroni | 1008-1018 |
Nicolas Duvoux and Nadége Vezinat (eds) (2022). La santé sociale, Paris: Puf. | Details PDF |
Sara Vallerani | 1019-1027 |

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