The Social Movements Reader: Cases and ConceptsJeff Goodwin, James M. Jasper John Wiley & Sons, 20.04.2009 - 458 Seiten Combining the strengths of both a reader and a textbook, this second edition of The Social Movements Reader not only expands on the collection of "classic" texts, but also provides the most important and readable articles and book selections on social movements from recent decades. Requiring no prior knowledge about social movements, this new edition includes definitions of key concepts, biographies of exemplary leaders, new developments in the field, and timelines of several ongoing social movements. Analysing the specific resources, networks, structures, and environments of social movements, as well as the motivating psychology, ideas, political debates, emotions, and personal and collective identities behind them, this is an engaging and illuminating collection for anyone curious about social movements. |
Inhalt
Part I | 3 |
The 1960s Freedom Struggle | 15 |
A Chronology of the U S Civil Rights Movement | 16 |
The Iranian Revolution from Structural and Perceived | 43 |
Introduction | 55 |
Moral Shocks and SelfRecruitment | 57 |
Recruits to Civil Rights Activism from Freedom Summer | 66 |
Biographical Availability | 73 |
Transnational Environmental Activism | 226 |
Introduction | 251 |
Tactical Innovation in the Civil Rights | 259 |
Armed Struggle in the South African AntiApartheid | 279 |
A Chronology of the South African AntiApartheid Movement | 280 |
Suicide Bombing from Six Lessons of Suicide Bombing | 295 |
Everyday Life Routine Politics and Protest | 302 |
How Do Institutions Influence Movements? | 311 |
MiddleClass Radicalism and Environmentalism | 75 |
Who Are the Radical Islamists? | 84 |
CONTENTS | 91 |
Mass Society | 93 |
Disengaging from Movements from The Social Psychology | 128 |
What Do Movement Participants Think and Feel? | 141 |
Movement Culture | 147 |
CrossCutting Ties | 162 |
The Emotions of Protest from The Emotions of Protest | 175 |
A List from Contexts magazine | 185 |
Indigenous Organization | 190 |
Discussion Questions | 192 |
Organizational Repertoires | 211 |
Celebrities | 313 |
Contexts from Insurgency of the Powerless | 317 |
Political Opportunities | 328 |
Brokers | 362 |
Introduction | 373 |
CONTENTS | 376 |
New Social Movements | 383 |
Counterinsurgency from Contexts magazine | 400 |
What Changes Do Movements Bring About? | 409 |
Radical Flank Effects | 411 |
The Personal Consequences of Protest | 423 |
References from Part IntroductionsKey Concepts | 441 |
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