The Chicano Movement, political unrest, community disturbances, and a focus on ethnic conflict raised the consciousness of "Brown pride," "Chicano power," and Chicanismo.
Jordan's Islamic Action Front, the brotherhood in all but name, is active in the country's reform movement, though unrest is fragmented and localised, with recent protests centred in the underdeveloped south.
Beijing has been clamping down on dissent in Xinjiang, blaming the East Turkistan Muslim Movement for inciting unrest.
At the height of the anti-Vietnam War movement and urban unrest, such an unexpected stylistic choice amid the sacrosanctity of the Series was viewed as melodic defiance.
So far, it has provided ambivalent support for the Occupy Central movement, fearing that unrest, even for popular ideas, could undermine the city's business climate or invite harsher measures from Beijing.
He said the Vietnam War, the civil-rights movement and resulting unrest provoked a trial of religious faith within society that had not been apparent in the 1950's.
Interested in reaching a nonacademic audience, Professor Wolin, in collaboration with his Berkeley colleague John H. Schaar, wrote frequently for The New York Review of Books in the 1960s on the Free Speech Movement and campus unrest at Berkeley.
Moving to Berkeley in 1964 at the height of the Free Speech Movement and campus unrest, Alice Waters was drawn into a bohemian circle of charismatic figures whose views on design, politics, film, and food would ultimately inform the unique culture on which Chez Panisse was founded.
High inflation in the late 1980s -- around 20 percent in 1988 -- was a major cause of unrest leading to the 1989 democracy movement that nearly toppled the party.
Mr. Hu is expected, at least in the near term, to stick to Mr. Jiang's broad path, further opening China's economy to market forces and remaking the Communist Party while crushing alternative political movements and social unrest.
