No 6 (2011): How to make indignation public: citizen mobilisation in the 21st century.

15-M Movement: Watch out, the citizen is coming!
Sofía de Roa
pp. 6-18

#15: Networked activism leading the indignation.
Montse Fernández
pp. 20-22

The construction of political identity.
Joaquín Fernández
pp. 24-25

Activism 2.0: the new electoral agent.
Diego Cruz
pp. 26-27

Political parties: how not to understand (or want) the internet.
José Manuel Sánchez
pp. 28-29

Environmental conflicts as schools for political participation.
Alice Poma
pp. 30-31

Electoral calendar: Latin America in the spotlight.
Ana Belén Campillo
pp. 32

Elections in Mexico: what's next?
Otto Granados
pp. 34-35

May 22, 2011: an analysis of the results.
Sara Sánchez
pp. 36-38

Elections in Peru: a Peruvian-style runoff.
Luis Benavente
pp. 40-41

How to prepare a major social mobilisation?
Carmen Vidal
pp. 42-43

The relevance of personal contact.
Pablo Pérez
pp. 44-45

Networks in the campaign.
Lorena Ferrero
pp. 46-47

Open Government: a new way of understanding public administration.
Carlos Guadián
pp. 48-49

"Citizens, associations, and participation in Spain."
Ana Belén Campillo
pp. 51

"Ethics in municipal politics."
Alberto Mora
pp. 51