Bridges or divides? Conflicts and synergies of coalition building across countries and sectors in the Global Justice Movement

Social movement activists’ conceptions of political action and counter-accounting through a critical dialogic accounting and accountability lens

“…Sometimes referred to as "the movement of movements", it includes a diverse array of SMOs and NGOs addressing, inter alia, poverty, human rights, labor and environmental issues. For background and discussion of the politics of the movement, seeDaphi et al (2019) andFominaya (2010).S. George et al…”

Community-Supported Agriculture Networks in Wales and Central Germany: Scaling Up, Out, and Deep through Local Collaboration

“…Due to the inherent diversity of social identities, aims, and organisational cultures within food movement networks, they need to find ways to reconcile these differences by developing inclusive narratives and strategies. Networks also need to address the structural inequalities between their members, especially differences in power and resources [46]. Members need to engage in reciprocal exchange or make uneven concessions to each other to reach political compromises and mitigate differences [8].…”

Children in All Policies 2030: a new initiative to implement the recommendations of the WHO–UNICEF–Lancet Commission

“…11 Crucially, we must avoid reinforcing existing power imbalances, such as those between low-income countries and high-income countries. 12 National coalitions will drive our work, not only in terms of executing strategy but also in agenda setting and decision making. 13 Additionally, as our movement grows, we will work with community collectives to harness people's problemsolving skills over the challenges that affect them.…”