SOC 100A Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Medical Abortion, Mifepristone, French Revolution
31 Dec 2018
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An organised effort by a large number of people to bring about or impede social change. Differs in size but is a collective action. A movement is not necessarily an organisation. But organisations can be a part of a social movement. Example: various women"s organisations in advocating for the ru486* abortion pill to legalized. Are different from political parties or interest groups in they are not as hierarchic or bureaucratic. Deprivation or relative deprivation (perceived or real) status anxiety, resource mobilisation, economic change, Marxist approaches dominated the study of the french revolution until the 1970s. Marxists like soboul, lefebvre, and hobsbawm, the french revolution was fundamentally a bourgeois revolution. The core statement of the values of the french revolution is the declaration of the. It had a major impact on the development of freedom and democracy in europe and worldwide. Durkheim"s sees the most significant change from mechanical" to organic" societies that blossomed with industrialization.
