9. Discussion: does the anti-LGBT movement mobilize effectively in its ‘cultural war’?

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Contents 7
3. List of Figures 11
4. List of Tables 13
5. Acknowledgements 15
6. 1. Introduction 17
7. Section 1: Theoretical and analytical frameworks, research methods
8. 2. A strategic ‘war of position’ for hegemony: ‘Dynamic continuity’ and right-wing Gramscianism in Korea 33
9. 3. The analytical framework: mechanisms and contentious politics through a Gramscian lens 63
10. 4. Methods and methodology 109
11. Section 2: Making LGBT issues contentious: development, targets, and framing strategies of Korean anti-LGBT activism in the light of dynamic continuity and opposing desires
12. 5. Development of the Korean anti-LGBT movement and media coverage critical of LGBT issues 121
13. 6. How to create contention: topics, targets, and action forms of anti-LGBT protest 157
14. 7. Framing strategies of the anti-LGBT movement 175
15. 8. The Opposing desires within Korean anti-LGBT activism 227
16. 9. Discussion: does the anti-LGBT movement mobilize effectively in its ‘cultural war’? 253
17. Section 3: Actors, actor networks, communication strategies, and conflicts of the Korean anti-LGBT movement
18. 10. Anti-LGBT norm brokers within the Protestant Right: social movement organizations, movement leaders, and their political endeavors 263
19. 11. Communicating anti-LGBT content: the roles of education and media 331
20. 12. Opposing desires revisited: opportunities and threats in pro and anti-LGBT activism within South Korean Protestantism 363
21. 13. Conclusion: bringing dynamics back into the analysis of conservative movements 381
22. 14. Bibliography 397
23. Appendix 459