Nothing to Lose but Our Fear gathers scholars and activists to examine how communities confront systemic fear and mount collective resistance. Drawing on protests from Cairo to cities around the world, the book explores the social and historical roots of popular uprisings and the practices that sustain them.

Through conversations led by Fiona Jeffries and a variety of international perspectives, contributors trace hidden traditions of emancipation and consider what productive action looks like in dangerous times. The essays combine historical context with on-the-ground insight to illuminate strategy, solidarity, and consequence.

Useful for students, activists, and readers of contemporary politics and social movements, this volume offers measured analysis and practical reflection on how people refuse fear and pursue change.

Highlights

• International essays and interviews
• Analysis of recent uprisings and histories of resistance
• Practical reflections on collective action

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