Shift happens!
Subtitle: Critical Mass at 20
By: edited by Chris Carlsson, LisaRuth Elliott, and Adriana Camarena
Publisher: Full Enjoyment Books
Published: 2012
Place of publication: San Francisco, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 320
ISBN-13: 9780926664081
Subjects: Cycling; Cyclists; Direct action; Bicycle commuting; Social aspects; Choice of transportation
Other titles: Shift happens :
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.

Errata slip inserted between p. 4 & 5.
Table of contents: title: Ruminations of an accidental diplomat  -- Chris Carlsson; title: Personal mass  -- Hugh D'Andrade; title: The great European bike love link  -- Giuso Ciclocuoco; title: We ARE traffic  -- Daniel S. Libman; title: How Critical Mass built the LA bike movement  -- Antonia E. Lugo; title: Critical Mass Porto Alegre  -- Marcelo Kalil; title: Pedaling with ghosts of the Industrial Revolution in Manchester, England  -- Vanessa Bear; title: "Alegria Entre Tus Piernas" : To Conquer Madrid's Streets  -- Elizabeth Lorenzi; title: Masa Crítica Buenos Aires  -- Julieta Cal; title: Let's take back Rome!  -- Network of People's Bike Kitchens of Rome; title: Critical Mass is dead. Long live Critical Mass!  -- Thiago Benicchio; title: San Francisco in A Coruña: Masa Crítica as a prototype of global action  -- Carlos Diz Reboredo and Moncho Vázquez; title: The blind spot: subcultural exclusivitiy in Critical Mass  -- Adriana Camarena; title: Bicycling in the public sphere  -- Lusi Morhayim; title: Putting the 'critical' mass in Critical Mass: patriarchy, radical feminism, and radical inclusiveness  -- Mario Bruzzone; title: Political Critical Mass in Rome  -- Rotafixa; title: Guadalajara (Mexico): a critical mass of associated citizens  -- Jesús Carlos Soto Morfín; title: Nuevo León, Mexico  -- Raquel Treviño and Gerardo Núñez; title: Positive symbols and high optimism in Budapest  -- Justin Hyatt; title: We have changed our city forever  -- Kükü and the Crtical Mass Budapest community; title: And still we ride: a decade of critical mass in Prague, Czech Republic  -- Daniel Mourek; title: Critical bike ride and 30 years of mass bicycle demonstrations in Helsinki  -- Eeva Luhtakallio, Otso Kivekäs, Olli Heikinheimo, Angi Mauranen, Janne Nurminen; title: Critical Mass Puerto Rican style  -- José R. Cepeda-Borrero & Sharon Clampitt-Dunlap, with Gary Gutierrez-Renta; title: El Paseo Nocturno and Bicitekas  -- Mónica Sánchez; title: Letter from Bilbao, Spain  -- Bilboko Masa Kritikoa; title: Building a biking community with Critical Mass Baton Rouge  -- Moshe Cohen; title: Critical Mass in South Africa: making inroads into a land of lycra  -- Gail Jennings; title: Vigo Critical Mass, a second beginning  -- Gael Sande Avendaño; title: Naples Critical Mass  -- Luca Simeone, Roberto Coscione, Claudio Caccavale, Marì Muscarà, Alfonso Borriello, Davide Chiarito, and Paolo Falanga; title: A tumultuous ride : New York City Critical Mass and the wrath of the NYPD  -- Matthew Roth; title: Portland's Critical Mass : policed to death?  -- Joe Biel; title: Central London Critical Mass  -- Des Kay; title: The Johnny Appleseed of Critical Mass  -- Jason Meggs; title: Inventing an Autonomina  -- Tatiana Achcar; title: "Critical Mass" meets Italian cycle touring  -- Marco Pierfrancheschi; title: Good times and plastic smiles in Dubai, mapping the invisibles in France  -- Daisy Gowda and Uma Sherwood; title: International solidarity: the bicycle as creative response  -- Robbie Gillett; title: Take a bike to ecotopia (take a car to hell)  -- Alissa Staroub; title: The occupation will be pedal powered  -- Elly Blue; title: CM@20: revolution in the street -- Iain A. Boal.