Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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BOOKs | National Law School | 303.484 MAH (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 16881 |
Table of contents
Introduction - Louis Maheu;
PART ONE: FOUNDATIONS FOR COLLECTIVE ACTION;
Does Social Class Matter in the Study of Social Movements? - Klaus Eder;
A Theory of Middle-Class Radicalism;
Social Movements and Class - Jan Pakulski;
The Decline of the Marxist Paradigm;
Racism and Social Movements - Michel Wieviorka;
The New Social Movements Revisited - Alberto Melucci;
Reflections on a Sociological Misunderstanding;
PART TWO: SPACE, POWER AND COLLECTIVE ACTION;
Social Movements in the Transition from State Socialism - Chris Pickvance;
Convergence or Divergence?;
Social Movements and the Challenge of Urban Politics - Henri Lustiger-Thaler and Louis Maheu;
Rethinking Class - John Urry;
PART THREE: COLLECTIVE ACTION: FROM POLITICS TO DEMOCRACY;
Rethinking Citizenship and Social Movements - Maurice Roche;
Themes in Contemporary Sociology and Neoconservative Ideology;
A New Class? The Higher Educated and the New Politics - Chris Rootes;
Collective Action and the Paradigm of Individualism - Pierre Hamel;
Democracy - Alain Touraine;
From a Politics of Citizenship to a Politics of Recognition
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