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Social Movements is a comprehensive introduction and critical analysis of collective action in society today. In the latter part of the last century, social movements became a permanent feature of modern democracies. The students' and workers' protests of the 1960s have been followed by... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Della Porta: Add a description of this character.
- Mcadam
- Tarrow
- Diani
- Gamson
- Kriesi
- Melucci
- Mccarthy
- Castells
- Reiter
- Andretta
- Touraine
- Piven
- Mosca
- Benford
- Dalton
- Smith
- Goodwin
- Norris
- Bennett
- Cloward
- Charles Tilly
- Pizzorno
- Johnston
- Killian
- Baiocchi
- Allegretti
- Wilson
- Calhoun
- Giugni
- Olson
- Jamison
- Rupp
- Lipsky
- Micheletti
- Drury
- Marwell
- Donati
- Rosenthal
- Giddens
- Minkoff
- Burstein
- Knoke
- Gerlach
- Smelser
- Crossley
- Rokkan
- Taylor
- Bartolini
First Sentence edit
From the 1960s onwards, social movements, protest actions and, more generally, political organization unaligned with major political parties or trade unions have become a permanent component of western democracies.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Donatella Della Porta (Author)
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- Dewey: 303.484
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