Author: Robert Ogman

Robert Ogman studied social theory at The New School in New York and was active in the alter-globalization movement in the United States. Today he lives in Berlin and researches social movements in Germany and the USA. In his PhD, he is analyzing new forms of crisis governance and neoliberalization. He can be reached at robert.ogman@gmail.com.

After the Evictions: The U.S. Occupy Movement Struggling at the Front Lines of the Crisis

Three years after the financial meltdown of 2008, the U.S. Occupy movement opened the possibility for a left regroupment against resurgent neoliberalism. Yet the forceful eviction from the squares just … Keep reading »

Social Movements • November 6, 2013 • Robert Ogman

Author: Robert Ogman

After the Evictions: The U.S. Occupy Movement Struggling at the Front Lines of the Crisis