On the Stump: Campaign Oratory and Democracy in the United States, Britain, and Australia

Sean Scalmer, an Associate Professor at the University of Melbourne, explores themes of protest and social movements in his scholarly works. His notable publications include an examination of Gandhi's influence on radical protest in the West, a collaborative study on the practical knowledge within social movements, and an analysis of the interplay between protest, media, and political strategies in Australia. Through his research, Scalmer contributes to the understanding of activism and its historical context.