Mapping the Protests

Articles Protest Worldwide Communications John Beiler Josh Stevens Pensylvania State University the guardian Language:   English Author:   Mona Chalabi

John Beiler, the student at Pensylvania State University with help of Josh Stevens created a map which shows protests around the world that took place in the first six months of 2013. The map can’t be perfectly accurate because we don’t know how many individuals took part exactly, but it does provide the political action around the world…

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