Delve into the complex world of social protest with this comprehensive and interdisciplinary analysis. Exploring the motivations behind people’s participation in protests, this work examines grievances, mobilization through social media, and the role of collective action. Drawing on insights from social psychology, political psychology, sociology, and political science, it offers a nuanced understanding of this multifaceted phenomenon. The book’s focus on politicized collective identity and the dynamics of protest provides valuable insights into the factors that drive individuals to take action. By exploring the intersection of individual and collective behavior, this volume sheds light on the complexities of social protest in democratic societies.