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This thesis studies the social movement that opposes free trade in the Americas, in an effort to define it as such, by charting its limits and diverse and complex dynamics within the field of transnational collective action. The case-study approach adopted focuses, firstly, on the historical reconstruction of the object, and is based on qualitative methods such as in-depth interviews, archival studies and participant observation. Intentionally, a dialogue with the social movements theoretical corpus and the recent literature on collective action in the transnational arena is only presented at a second moment. The outcome of this discussion is an analytic framework that places the concepts of social identity and collective strategy/action as centerpieces of the broader definition of social movement. At a third and final moment, the concept that evolves is used to return to the object and explain its complexity.

Identidades e estratégias sociais na arena transnacional: o caso do movimento social contra o livre comércio nas Américas