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• Ligne n°3 : Social movement theory


• Ligne n°3 : Social movement theory


• Ligne n°8 : Social movement theory is an interdisciplinary study within the social


• Ligne n°8 : Social movement theory is an interdisciplinary study within the social


• Ligne n°8 : Social movement theory is an interdisciplinary study within the social
Ligne n°9 : sciences that generally seeks to explain why social mobilization ...

Ligne n°8 : ... Social movement theory is an interdisciplinary study within the social
• Ligne n°9 : sciences that generally seeks to explain why social mobilization
Ligne n°10 : occurs, the forms under which it manifests, as well as potential ...

Ligne n°10 : ... occurs, the forms under which it manifests, as well as potential
• Ligne n°11 : social, cultural, and political consequences.
Ligne n°12 : [ ] ...

Ligne n°23 : ... o 2.1.2 Resource mobilization
• Ligne n°24 : o 2.1.3 Social movement impact theory


• Ligne n°24 : o 2.1.3 Social movement impact theory
Ligne n°25 : + 2.2 Social-constructivist approaches ...

Ligne n°24 : ... o 2.1.3 Social movement impact theory
• Ligne n°25 : + 2.2 Social-constructivist approaches
Ligne n°26 : o 2.2.1 New social movements ...

Ligne n°25 : ... + 2.2 Social-constructivist approaches
• Ligne n°26 : o 2.2.1 New social movements


• Ligne n°26 : o 2.2.1 New social movements
Ligne n°27 : * 3 1990s social-movement studies ...

Ligne n°26 : ... o 2.2.1 New social movements
• Ligne n°27 : * 3 1990s social-movement studies


• Ligne n°27 : * 3 1990s social-movement studies
Ligne n°28 : * 4 The Postcolonial Critique ...

Ligne n°37 : ... approaches have in common that they rely on the same causal mechanism.
• Ligne n°38 : The sources of social movements are structural strains. These are


• Ligne n°38 : The sources of social movements are structural strains. These are
Ligne n°39 : structural weaknesses in society that put individuals under a certain ...

Ligne n°40 : ... subjective psychological pressure, such as unemployment, rapid
• Ligne n°41 : industrialization or urbanization. When the psychological disturbance
Ligne n°42 : reaches a certain threshold, this tension will produce a disposition to ...

Ligne n°46 : ... irrational, because the protests are the result of an emotional and
• Ligne n°47 : frustrated reaction to grievances rather than a rational attempt to
Ligne n°48 : improve their situation.^[2] These psychologically-based theories have ...

Ligne n°56 : ... Main article: Collective behavior
• Ligne n°57 : Gustave Le Bon, an early social scientist who studied social movements


• Ligne n°57 : Gustave Le Bon, an early social scientist who studied social movements


• Ligne n°57 : Gustave Le Bon, an early social scientist who studied social movements


• Ligne n°59 : Sociologists during the early and middle-1900s thought that movements
Ligne n°60 : were random occurrences of individuals who were trying to emotionally ...

Ligne n°78 : ... Mass society theory emerged in the wake of the fascist and communist
• Ligne n°79 : movements in the 1930s and 1940s and can be seen as an attempt to
Ligne n°80 : explain the rise of extremism abroad. The central claim of mass society ...

Ligne n°80 : ... explain the rise of extremism abroad. The central claim of mass society
• Ligne n°81 : theory is that socially isolated people are more vulnerable to
Ligne n°82 : extremism^[7] ...

Ligne n°85 : ... of modern society and the rise of individualism. Durkheim stated that
• Ligne n°86 : the emergence of the industrial society caused two problems:
Ligne n°87 : * Anomie: There were insufficient ways to regulate behavior due to ...


• Ligne n°92 : These problems signify a weakened restraining social network to control
Ligne n°93 : the behavior of individuals. According to Durkheim, this will lead to ...


• Ligne n°96 : Arthur Kornhauser applied this theory to social movements in his book


• Ligne n°96 : Arthur Kornhauser applied this theory to social movements in his book
Ligne n°97 : The Politics of Mass Society. He stated that in a mass society, anomie ...


• Ligne n°109 : People are driven into movements out of a sense of deprivation or
Ligne n°110 : inequality, particularly (1) in relation to others or (2) in relation ...

Ligne n°115 : ... improving economy) stops and makes a turn for the worse. At this point,
• Ligne n°116 : people will join movements because their expectations will have
Ligne n°117 : outgrown their actual material situation (also called the "J-Curve ...


• Ligne n°123 : During the 1960s there was a growth in the amount of social movement


• Ligne n°123 : During the 1960s there was a growth in the amount of social movement
Ligne n°124 : activity in both Europe and the United States. With this increase also ...

Ligne n°124 : ... activity in both Europe and the United States. With this increase also
• Ligne n°125 : came a change in the public perception around social movements.


• Ligne n°125 : came a change in the public perception around social movements.
Ligne n°126 : Protests were now seen as making politics better and essential for a ...

Ligne n°127 : ... healthy democracy. The classical approaches were not able to explain
• Ligne n°128 : this increase in social movements. Because the core principle of these


• Ligne n°128 : this increase in social movements. Because the core principle of these
Ligne n°129 : approaches was that protests were held by people who were suffering ...

Ligne n°130 : ... from structural weaknesses in society, it could not explain that the
• Ligne n°131 : growth in social movement was preceded by a growth in welfare rather


• Ligne n°131 : growth in social movement was preceded by a growth in welfare rather
Ligne n°132 : than a decline in welfare. Therefore, there was a need for new ...

Ligne n°138 : ... American-centered structural approaches examined how characteristics of
• Ligne n°139 : the social and political context enable or hinder protests.^[11] The
Ligne n°140 : more European-centered social-constructivist approaches rejected the ...

Ligne n°139 : ... the social and political context enable or hinder protests.^[11] The
• Ligne n°140 : more European-centered social-constructivist approaches rejected the
Ligne n°141 : notion that class-struggle is central to social movements, and ...

Ligne n°140 : ... more European-centered social-constructivist approaches rejected the
• Ligne n°141 : notion that class-struggle is central to social movements, and


• Ligne n°141 : notion that class-struggle is central to social movements, and
Ligne n°142 : emphasized other indicators of a collective identity, like gender, ...

Ligne n°151 : ... Certain political contexts should be conducive (or representative) for
• Ligne n°152 : potential social movement activity. These climates may [dis]favor


• Ligne n°152 : potential social movement activity. These climates may [dis]favor
Ligne n°153 : specific social movements or general social movement activity; the ...

Ligne n°152 : ... potential social movement activity. These climates may [dis]favor
• Ligne n°153 : specific social movements or general social movement activity; the


• Ligne n°153 : specific social movements or general social movement activity; the


• Ligne n°153 : specific social movements or general social movement activity; the


• Ligne n°153 : specific social movements or general social movement activity; the
Ligne n°154 : climate may be signaled to potential activists and/or structurally ...

Ligne n°154 : ... climate may be signaled to potential activists and/or structurally
• Ligne n°155 : allowing for the possibility of social movement activity (matters of


• Ligne n°155 : allowing for the possibility of social movement activity (matters of
Ligne n°156 : legality); and the political opportunities may be realized through ...

Ligne n°156 : ... legality); and the political opportunities may be realized through
• Ligne n°157 : political concessions, social movement participation, or social


• Ligne n°157 : political concessions, social movement participation, or social


• Ligne n°157 : political concessions, social movement participation, or social
Ligne n°158 : movement organizational founding. Opportunities may include: ...

Ligne n°157 : ... political concessions, social movement participation, or social
• Ligne n°158 : movement organizational founding. Opportunities may include:
Ligne n°159 : 1. Increased access to political decision making power ...

Ligne n°161 : ... elites)
• Ligne n°162 : 3. Access to elite allies (who can then help a movement in its
Ligne n°163 : struggle) ...


• Ligne n°171 : Social movements need organizations first and foremost. Organizations


• Ligne n°171 : Social movements need organizations first and foremost. Organizations
Ligne n°172 : can acquire and then deploy resources to achieve their well-defined ...

Ligne n°175 : ... pre-existing organization of this group. When the population related to
• Ligne n°176 : a social movement is already highly organized, they are more likely to


• Ligne n°176 : a social movement is already highly organized, they are more likely to
Ligne n°177 : create organized forms of protest because a higher organization makes ...

Ligne n°178 : ... it easier to mobilize the necessary resources.^[16] Some versions of
• Ligne n°179 : this theory state that movements operate similar to capitalist
Ligne n°180 : enterprises that make efficient use of available resources.^[17] ...

Ligne n°182 : ... 1. Material (money and physical capital);
• Ligne n°183 : 2. Moral (solidarity, support for the movement's goals);
Ligne n°184 : 3. Social-Organizational (organizational strategies, social networks, ...

Ligne n°183 : ... 2. Moral (solidarity, support for the movement's goals);
• Ligne n°184 : 3. Social-Organizational (organizational strategies, social networks,


• Ligne n°184 : 3. Social-Organizational (organizational strategies, social networks,
Ligne n°185 : bloc recruitment); ...

Ligne n°187 : ... 5. Cultural (prior activist experience, understanding of the issues,
• Ligne n°188 : collective action know-how)^[18]


• Ligne n°190 : Social movement impact theory[edit]


• Ligne n°190 : Social movement impact theory[edit]


• Ligne n°192 : Main article: Social movement impact theory


• Ligne n°192 : Main article: Social movement impact theory


• Ligne n°194 : This body of work focuses on assessing the impact that a social
Ligne n°195 : movement has on society, and what factors might have led to those ...

Ligne n°194 : ... This body of work focuses on assessing the impact that a social
• Ligne n°195 : movement has on society, and what factors might have led to those
Ligne n°196 : impacts. The effects of a social movement can resonate on ...

Ligne n°195 : ... movement has on society, and what factors might have led to those
• Ligne n°196 : impacts. The effects of a social movement can resonate on


• Ligne n°196 : impacts. The effects of a social movement can resonate on
Ligne n°197 : individuals,^[19] institutions,^[20] cultures,^[21] or political ...

Ligne n°200 : ... Theory has many methodological issues, it is the least studied of the
• Ligne n°201 : major branches of Social Movement Theory.^[23] Nevertheless, it has


• Ligne n°201 : major branches of Social Movement Theory.^[23] Nevertheless, it has
Ligne n°202 : sparked debates on the efficacy of violence,^[24] the importance of ...

Ligne n°202 : ... sparked debates on the efficacy of violence,^[24] the importance of
• Ligne n°203 : elite and political allies,^[25] and the agency of popular movements in
Ligne n°204 : general.^[26] ...


• Ligne n°206 : Social-constructivist approaches[edit]


• Ligne n°208 : New social movements[edit]


• Ligne n°208 : New social movements[edit]


• Ligne n°210 : Main article: New social movements


• Ligne n°210 : Main article: New social movements


• Ligne n°212 : This European-influenced group of theories argue that movements today
Ligne n°213 : are categorically different from the ones in the past. Instead of labor ...

Ligne n°213 : ... are categorically different from the ones in the past. Instead of labor
• Ligne n°214 : movements engaged in class conflict, present-day movements (such as


• Ligne n°214 : movements engaged in class conflict, present-day movements (such as
Ligne n°215 : anti-war, environmental, civil rights, feminist, etc.) are engaged in ...

Ligne n°215 : ... anti-war, environmental, civil rights, feminist, etc.) are engaged in
• Ligne n°216 : social and political conflict (see Alain Touraine). The motivations for
Ligne n°217 : movement participation is a form of post-material politics and newly ...

Ligne n°216 : ... social and political conflict (see Alain Touraine). The motivations for
• Ligne n°217 : movement participation is a form of post-material politics and newly
Ligne n°218 : created identities, particularly those from the "new middle class". ...


• Ligne n°224 : 1990s social-movement studies[edit]


• Ligne n°224 : 1990s social-movement studies[edit]

Ligne n°226 : ... In the late 1990s two long books summarized the cultural turn in
• Ligne n°227 : social-movement studies, Alberto Melucci's Challenging Codes and James


• Ligne n°227 : social-movement studies, Alberto Melucci's Challenging Codes and James
Ligne n°228 : M. Jasper's The Art of Moral Protest. Melucci focused on the creation ...

Ligne n°228 : ... M. Jasper's The Art of Moral Protest. Melucci focused on the creation
• Ligne n°229 : of collective identities as the purpose of social movements, especially


• Ligne n°229 : of collective identities as the purpose of social movements, especially
Ligne n°230 : the "new social movements", whereas Jasper argued that movements ...

Ligne n°229 : ... of collective identities as the purpose of social movements, especially
• Ligne n°230 : the "new social movements", whereas Jasper argued that movements


• Ligne n°230 : the "new social movements", whereas Jasper argued that movements


• Ligne n°230 : the "new social movements", whereas Jasper argued that movements
Ligne n°231 : provide participants with a chance to elaborate and articulate their ...

Ligne n°232 : ... moral intuitions and principles. Both recognized the importance of
• Ligne n°233 : emotions in social movements, although Jasper developed this idea more


• Ligne n°233 : emotions in social movements, although Jasper developed this idea more
Ligne n°234 : systematically. Along with Jeff Goodwin and Francesca Polletta, Jasper ...

Ligne n°236 : ... the intellectual agenda for many scholars of protest and
• Ligne n°237 : movements.^[28] He has continued to write about the emotional dynamics
Ligne n°238 : of protest in the years since. ...

Ligne n°246 : ... In The Art of Moral Protest Jasper also argued that strategic
• Ligne n°247 : interaction had an important logic that was independent of both culture
Ligne n°248 : and structure, and in 2006 he followed up on this claim with Getting ...

Ligne n°250 : ... for studying strategic engagement in a cultural, emotional, and agentic
• Ligne n°251 : way. By then, his theory of action had moved closer to pragmatism and
Ligne n°252 : symbolic interactionism. In the same period, Wisconsin social theorist ...

Ligne n°251 : ... way. By then, his theory of action had moved closer to pragmatism and
• Ligne n°252 : symbolic interactionism. In the same period, Wisconsin social theorist
Ligne n°253 : Mustafa Emirbayer had begun writing in a similar fashion about emotions ...

Ligne n°253 : ... Mustafa Emirbayer had begun writing in a similar fashion about emotions
• Ligne n°254 : and social movements, but more explicitly deriving his ideas from the


• Ligne n°254 : and social movements, but more explicitly deriving his ideas from the
Ligne n°255 : history of sociological thought. In France, Daniel Cefaï arrived at ...

Ligne n°256 : ... similar conclusions in Pourquoi se mobilise-t-on?, a sweeping history
• Ligne n°257 : and synthesis of thought on collective action and social


• Ligne n°257 : and synthesis of thought on collective action and social
Ligne n°258 : movements.^[30] ...

Ligne n°257 : ... and synthesis of thought on collective action and social
• Ligne n°258 : movements.^[30]

Ligne n°262 : ... Recent years have seen the rise of postcolonial critique, which hails
• Ligne n°263 : from the larger postcolonial debate within the humanities and social
Ligne n°264 : sciences. ^[31] ^[32] While it is a diverse field, the epistemic core ...

Ligne n°281 : ... thought of in Western institutions, which makes them incapable of
• Ligne n°282 : accurately presenting and explaining events, structures and movements
Ligne n°283 : in the South because they misinterpret the South’s particularities. ...


• Ligne n°285 : From this perspective, social movement theory has a Western bias, which


• Ligne n°285 : From this perspective, social movement theory has a Western bias, which
Ligne n°286 : has led to a variety of authors claiming that mainstream theories are ...

Ligne n°286 : ... has led to a variety of authors claiming that mainstream theories are
• Ligne n°287 : incapable of accurately explaining social movements in the Global


• Ligne n°287 : incapable of accurately explaining social movements in the Global
Ligne n°288 : South, because they were originally developed to explain movements in ...

Ligne n°287 : ... incapable of accurately explaining social movements in the Global
• Ligne n°288 : South, because they were originally developed to explain movements in
Ligne n°289 : the North. Approaches like Resource Mobilization or Political Process ...

Ligne n°296 : ... come up with new empirical findings, offer different explanations for
• Ligne n°297 : the development and behaviour of social movements or explain


• Ligne n°297 : the development and behaviour of social movements or explain
Ligne n°298 : transnational movements.^[40] ^[41] ^[42] ^[43] ^[44] ...

Ligne n°297 : ... the development and behaviour of social movements or explain
• Ligne n°298 : transnational movements.^[40] ^[41] ^[42] ^[43] ^[44]


• Ligne n°300 : It has also been argued that postcolonial social movements studies,


• Ligne n°300 : It has also been argued that postcolonial social movements studies,
Ligne n°301 : despite forwarding some accurate criticism, is at risk of creating its ...


• Ligne n°309 : Main article: Framing (social sciences)


• Ligne n°311 : Certain claims activists make on behalf of their social movement


• Ligne n°311 : Certain claims activists make on behalf of their social movement
Ligne n°312 : "resonate" with audiences including media, elites, sympathetic allies, ...

Ligne n°314 : ... understandings (e.g. rights, morality). This perspective is firmly
• Ligne n°315 : rooted in a social constructivist ontology. See the work of Robert
Ligne n°316 : Benford and David A. Snow.^[48] Over the last decade, political ...

Ligne n°317 : ... opportunity theorists have partially appropriated the framing
• Ligne n°318 : perspective. It is called political theory of a social movement.


• Ligne n°318 : perspective. It is called political theory of a social movement.

Ligne n°325 : ... strategically weigh the costs and benefits of alternative courses of
• Ligne n°326 : action and choose that course of action which is most likely to


• Ligne n°326 : action and choose that course of action which is most likely to
Ligne n°327 : maximize their utility. The primary research problem from this ...

Ligne n°327 : ... maximize their utility. The primary research problem from this
• Ligne n°328 : perspective is the collective action problem, or why rational
Ligne n°329 : individuals would choose to join in collective action if they benefit ...

Ligne n°328 : ... perspective is the collective action problem, or why rational
• Ligne n°329 : individuals would choose to join in collective action if they benefit
Ligne n°330 : from its acquisition even if they do not participate. See the work of ...

Ligne n°331 : ... Mancur Olson,^[49] Mark Lichbach,^[50] and Dennis Chong.^[51] In
• Ligne n°332 : Theories of Political Protest and Social Movements, Karl-Dieter Opp


• Ligne n°332 : Theories of Political Protest and Social Movements, Karl-Dieter Opp
Ligne n°333 : incorporates a number of cultural concepts in his version of rational ...

Ligne n°342 : ... Press.
• Ligne n°343 : 2. ^ ^a ^b Stekelenburg, J. van en Klandermans, B. (2009). “Social
Ligne n°344 : movement theory: Past, present and prospect”, Movers and Shakers, ...

Ligne n°343 : ... 2. ^ ^a ^b Stekelenburg, J. van en Klandermans, B. (2009). “Social
• Ligne n°344 : movement theory: Past, present and prospect”, Movers and Shakers,
Ligne n°345 : 17-43. ...

Ligne n°351 : ... 6. ^ McPhail, C. (1989). Blumer's Theory of Collective Behavior: “The
• Ligne n°352 : Development of a Non-Symbolic Interaction Explanation”, The
Ligne n°353 : Sociological Quarterly, 30(3): 401-423. ...

Ligne n°354 : ... 7. ^ Buechler, S. M. (2013). “Mass society theory”. In: The
• Ligne n°355 : Wiley‐Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social and Political Movements. New


• Ligne n°355 : Wiley‐Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social and Political Movements. New
Ligne n°356 : Jersey: Blackwell Publishing. ...

Ligne n°362 : ... 11. ^ Carroll, W. K. en Hackett, R. A. (2006). “Democratic media
• Ligne n°363 : activism through the lens of social movement theory”, Media,


• Ligne n°363 : activism through the lens of social movement theory”, Media,
Ligne n°364 : Culture and Society, 28(1): 83-104. ...

Ligne n°364 : ... Culture and Society, 28(1): 83-104.
• Ligne n°365 : 12. ^ Buechler, S. M. (1995). “New Social Movement Theories”, The


• Ligne n°365 : 12. ^ Buechler, S. M. (1995). “New Social Movement Theories”, The
Ligne n°366 : Sociological Quarterly, 36(3): 441-464. ...

Ligne n°367 : ... 13. ^ Meyer, David S.; Debra C. Minkoff (2004). "Conceptualizing
• Ligne n°368 : Political Opportunity" (PDF). Social Forces. 82 (4): 1457–92.
Ligne n°369 : doi:10.1353/sof.2004.0082. ...

Ligne n°375 : ... Sociological Forum.
• Ligne n°376 : 16. ^ Van Stekelenburg, J.; Klandermans, B. (2009). "Social movement


• Ligne n°376 : 16. ^ Van Stekelenburg, J.; Klandermans, B. (2009). "Social movement
Ligne n°377 : theory: Past, present and prospect". Movers and Shakers: Social ...

Ligne n°376 : ... 16. ^ Van Stekelenburg, J.; Klandermans, B. (2009). "Social movement
• Ligne n°377 : theory: Past, present and prospect". Movers and Shakers: Social
Ligne n°378 : Movements in Africa: 17–43. ...

Ligne n°377 : ... theory: Past, present and prospect". Movers and Shakers: Social
• Ligne n°378 : Movements in Africa: 17–43.
Ligne n°379 : 17. ^ McCarthy, John D.; Mayer N. Zald (1977). "Resource Mobilization ...

Ligne n°379 : ... 17. ^ McCarthy, John D.; Mayer N. Zald (1977). "Resource Mobilization
• Ligne n°380 : and Social Movements: A Partial Theory". American Journal of


• Ligne n°380 : and Social Movements: A Partial Theory". American Journal of
Ligne n°381 : Sociology. 82 (6): 1212–41. doi:10.1086/226464. ...

Ligne n°381 : ... Sociology. 82 (6): 1212–41. doi:10.1086/226464.
• Ligne n°382 : 18. ^ Edwards, Bob; John D. McCarthy (2004). "Resources and Social
Ligne n°383 : Movement Mobilization". In Snow; Soule; Kriesi (eds.). The ...

Ligne n°382 : ... 18. ^ Edwards, Bob; John D. McCarthy (2004). "Resources and Social
• Ligne n°383 : Movement Mobilization". In Snow; Soule; Kriesi (eds.). The
Ligne n°384 : Blackwell Companion to Social Movements. Oxford: Blackwell. ...

Ligne n°383 : ... Movement Mobilization". In Snow; Soule; Kriesi (eds.). The
• Ligne n°384 : Blackwell Companion to Social Movements. Oxford: Blackwell.


• Ligne n°384 : Blackwell Companion to Social Movements. Oxford: Blackwell.
Ligne n°385 : pp. 116–52. ...

Ligne n°388 : ... 20. ^ Moore, Kelly. "Political protest and institutional change: The
• Ligne n°389 : anti-Vietnam War movement and American science." How social


• Ligne n°389 : anti-Vietnam War movement and American science." How social
Ligne n°390 : movements matter 10: 97. 1999 ...

Ligne n°389 : ... anti-Vietnam War movement and American science." How social
• Ligne n°390 : movements matter 10: 97. 1999
Ligne n°391 : 21. ^ Ferree, Myra Marx and Beth B. Hess. Controversy & Coalition: The ...

Ligne n°391 : ... 21. ^ Ferree, Myra Marx and Beth B. Hess. Controversy & Coalition: The
• Ligne n°392 : New Feminist Movement across Three Decades of Change, New York:
Ligne n°393 : Twayne Publishers. 1994. ...

Ligne n°394 : ... 22. ^ Amenta, Edwin, and Neal Caren, Elizabeth Chiarello, and Yang Su.
• Ligne n°395 : "The Political Consequences of Social Movements", Annual Review of


• Ligne n°395 : "The Political Consequences of Social Movements", Annual Review of
Ligne n°396 : Sociology. 36: 287-307. 2010. ...

Ligne n°396 : ... Sociology. 36: 287-307. 2010.
• Ligne n°397 : 23. ^ Giugni, Marco, Doug McAdam, and Charles Tilly. How Social
Ligne n°398 : Movements Matter. Minneapolis, MN. The Regents of the University of ...

Ligne n°397 : ... 23. ^ Giugni, Marco, Doug McAdam, and Charles Tilly. How Social
• Ligne n°398 : Movements Matter. Minneapolis, MN. The Regents of the University of
Ligne n°399 : Minnesota, 1999. ...

Ligne n°399 : ... Minnesota, 1999.
• Ligne n°400 : 24. ^ Gamson, William. Strategy of Social Protest. Belmont: Wadsworth
Ligne n°401 : Publishing Company. 1975. ...

Ligne n°401 : ... Publishing Company. 1975.
• Ligne n°402 : 25. ^ Soule, Sarah A., and Susan Olzak. "When do movements matter? The
Ligne n°403 : politics of contingency and the equal rights amendment." American ...

Ligne n°405 : ... 26. ^ Amenta, Edwin, and Neal Caren, Elizabeth Chiarello, and Yang Su.
• Ligne n°406 : “The Political Consequences of Social Movements.” Annual Review of


• Ligne n°406 : “The Political Consequences of Social Movements.” Annual Review of
Ligne n°407 : Sociology. 36: 287-307. 2010. ...

Ligne n°407 : ... Sociology. 36: 287-307. 2010.
• Ligne n°408 : 27. ^ Melucci, Alberto (1989). Nomads of the Present: Social Movements


• Ligne n°408 : 27. ^ Melucci, Alberto (1989). Nomads of the Present: Social Movements
Ligne n°409 : and Individual Needs in Contemporary Society. Philadelphia: Temple ...

Ligne n°414 : ... contributions, as Jeff Goodwin and James M. Jasper, eds.,
• Ligne n°415 : Rethinking Social Movements (Lanham, Md.: Rowman and Littlefield,


• Ligne n°415 : Rethinking Social Movements (Lanham, Md.: Rowman and Littlefield,
Ligne n°416 : 2004). ...

Ligne n°423 : ... 33. ^ Raewyn Connell, Southern Theory. The global dynamics of knowledge
• Ligne n°424 : in social science(Cambridge (MA), 2007)
Ligne n°425 : 34. ^ Stuart Hall, “The West and the Rest: Discourse and Power”, in: ...

Ligne n°427 : ... Readings(Toronto, 2007), 56-64
• Ligne n°428 : 35. ^ Philipp Altmann et al., “Social Movements in the Global South.


• Ligne n°428 : 35. ^ Philipp Altmann et al., “Social Movements in the Global South.
Ligne n°429 : Some Theoretical Considerations”,Emulations–Revue de sciences ...

Ligne n°429 : ... Some Theoretical Considerations”,Emulations–Revue de sciences
• Ligne n°430 : sociales19 (2016), 7-24;
Ligne n°431 : 36. ^ Simin Fadaee (ed.),Understanding Southern Social ...

Ligne n°430 : ... sociales19 (2016), 7-24;
• Ligne n°431 : 36. ^ Simin Fadaee (ed.),Understanding Southern Social
Ligne n°432 : Movements(Abingdon/New York, 2016); ...

Ligne n°431 : ... 36. ^ Simin Fadaee (ed.),Understanding Southern Social
• Ligne n°432 : Movements(Abingdon/New York, 2016);
Ligne n°433 : 37. ^ Laurence Cox et al., “Social movement thinking beyond the core: ...

Ligne n°432 : ... Movements(Abingdon/New York, 2016);
• Ligne n°433 : 37. ^ Laurence Cox et al., “Social movement thinking beyond the core:


• Ligne n°433 : 37. ^ Laurence Cox et al., “Social movement thinking beyond the core:
Ligne n°434 : theories and research in post-colonial and post-socialist ...

Ligne n°433 : ... 37. ^ Laurence Cox et al., “Social movement thinking beyond the core:
• Ligne n°434 : theories and research in post-colonial and post-socialist
Ligne n°435 : societies”,Interface: a journal for and about social movements9:2 ...

Ligne n°434 : ... theories and research in post-colonial and post-socialist
• Ligne n°435 : societies”,Interface: a journal for and about social movements9:2


• Ligne n°435 : societies”,Interface: a journal for and about social movements9:2
Ligne n°436 : (2017), 1-36; ...

Ligne n°436 : ... (2017), 1-36;
• Ligne n°437 : 38. ^ Lisa Thompson and Chris Tapscott,Citizenship and Social
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