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La ricognizione si sofferma sul rapporta tra i movimenti sociali e l'ambiente in virtù della rilevanza sociologica di studiare i movimenti globali nella attuale configurazione della storia economica dei vari Paesi. Ci sono esempi di raffigurazione dell'azione sociale.

List of figuresList of boxesAcknowledgements 1 Introduction 2 Social movement research methods 3 Origins of social movement studies 4 Political opportunity, resource mobilisation, and social movement organisation 5 Social movements, old and new 6 Protest and culture 7 Religious movements and social movements 8 Struggles over space 9 Media and movements 10 Legal mobilisation, protest policing, and criminal justice activism 11 Global activism 12 Conclusion References

On the subject of continuity of social movements offer Priska Daphi (Institute of Protest and movement research) and Lorenzo Zamponi (European University Institute), a panel at the 12th Conference of the European Sociological Association, which will be held in Prague from 25 to 28 August 2015th The panel 'Before and after taking the streets: Social Movement continuity and social movement outcomes' (Research Network 25 on Social Movement) take the time before and after big moves into view and this would like the role of actors and organizations to safeguard continuity investigate as well as the effects that movements (further) developments of activists and the internal structures of organizations in motion movements. Research Network 25 has overlooking the overarching theme of the conference - two aspects at the center of the panels - Differences, Inequalities and Sociological Imagination: diversita! and differences in / of social movements and inequalities due to the mobilization of social movements. The program will be accessible as of spring 2015 to the sides of the conference. Adapted from the source document

Focuses on relations between the Socialist Party and feminist and ecology movements. Argues that in their bid for hegemony among the left they effectively undercut post-material value-oriented support for a 'new politics' party. (Abstract amended)

A review essay on a book edited by Stanford M. Lyman, Social Movements: Critiques, Concepts, Case-Studies (New York: New York U Press, 1995). This volume of essays on social movements is divided into a series of contrasting approaches including theory vs empirical application, old vs new social movements, liberalism vs Marxism, American vs European sociology, & classical vs contemporary insights. Contributors to the work include Robert Brulle, Daniele Harris, Margit Mayer, Mansoor Moaddel, Robert Park, Albert Salomon, Alain Touraine, Alan Wolfe, & Carl Boggs. There is much more of value in the theoretical reflections than in empirical applications; only two new social movements, environmentalism & acquired immune deficiency syndrome activism, are empirically assessed. The collection offers many important reflections on the meaning of social movements in the 20th century. D. M. Smith