36 of	the
  33 in	the
  22 such	as
  18 and	the
  18 is	a
  18 to	the
  14 Social	movements
  13 of	socialmovements
  12 of	a
  11 movements	are
  11 new	socialmovements
  10 as	a
  10 the	United
  10 they	are
  10 to	be
   9 as	the
   9 socialmovements	are
   9 the	movement
   9 to	a
   9 to	explain
   8 Key	Points
   8 Key	Takeaways
   8 Key	Terms
   8 Learning	Objectives
   8 Takeaways	Key
   8 can	be
   8 refers	to
   7 a	movement
   7 advocate	for
   7 during	the
   7 from	a
   7 movements	that
   7 number	of
   7 of	feminist
   7 on	the
   7 people	who
   6 Social	Movements
   6 a	period
   6 and	cultural
   6 are	a
   6 do	not
   6 feminist	activity
   6 focus	on
   6 focused	on
   6 from	the
   6 in	a
   6 in	which
   6 new	movements
   6 of	Social
   6 of	new
   6 of	people
   6 period	of
   6 rather	than
   6 social	and
   6 the	early
   6 through	the
   5 a	broader
   5 a	number
   5 a	socialmovement
   5 able	to
   5 and	advocate
   5 and	political
   5 are	able
   5 are	not
   5 at	the
   5 concerned	with
   5 explain	the
   5 feminism	is
   5 level	and
   5 movement	is
   5 on	issues
   5 seeks	to
   5 that	are
   5 the	late
   5 the	new
   5 the	political
   5 there	is
   5 this	theory
   5 to	which
   5 type	of
   5 which	are
   5 which	they
   4 According	to
   4 In	other
   4 New	socialmovements
   4 Social	Movements:
   4 Types	of
   4 a	major
   4 a	new
   4 a	particular
   4 a	series
   4 a	social
   4 a	theory
   4 access	to
   4 attempting	to
   4 be	considered
   4 broader	group
   4 by	the
   4 deprived	of
   4 elements	of
   4 feminist	movement
   4 for	a
   4 for	minor
   4 for	the
   4 goals	of
   4 group	or
   4 have	been
   4 how	much
   4 in	terms
   4 is	the
   4 mass	media
   4 middle	class,
   4 movements	can
   4 much	change
   4 new	middle
   4 of	resources
   4 of	socialmovements.
   4 on	a
   4 other	words,
   4 radical	changes.
   4 response	to
   4 series	of
   4 since	the
   4 social	change.
   4 socialmovement	organizations
   4 socialmovements	and
   4 socialmovements	occur
   4 some	people
   4 terms	of
   4 that	socialmovements
   4 that	the
   4 that	they
   4 the	goals
   4 the	world
   4 time	and
   4 was	a
   4 who	feel
   4 why	some
   4 with	the
   4 work	for
   3 1960s	and
   3 Aberle’s	Four
   3 Critics	of
   3 Discuss	the
   3 First-wave	feminism
   3 For	instance,
   3 Four	Types
   3 International	Women’s
   3 Movements	Social
   3 Objectives	Discuss
   3 Points	The
   3 Relative	deprivation
   3 Second-wave	feminism
   3 The	feminist
   3 The	movement
   3 The	propaganda
   3 The	term
   3 This	theory
   3 United	Nations
   3 United	States
   3 a	potential
   3 a	response
   3 a	single
   3 a	socialmovement.
   3 action	in
   3 activity	during
   3 advocates	for
   3 aimed	at
   3 and	Tilly
   3 and	continuing
   3 and	early
   3 and	how
   3 are	more
   3 as	they
   3 at	a
   3 attempts	to
   3 based	on
   3 be	entitled.
   3 beginning	in
   3 by	which
   3 can	also
   3 change	the
   3 collective	actions
   3 component	of
   3 deprivation	is
   3 early	1960s
   3 early	twentieth
   3 emphasis	on
   3 explain	why
   3 failures	of
   3 feminism	refers
   3 for	radical
   3 form	of
   3 formally	organized
   3 formation	of
   3 from	movement
   3 groups	of
   3 identified	four
   3 importance	of
   3 in	various
   3 include	the
   3 individuals	or
   3 industrial	economy.
   3 interests	of
   3 is	being
   3 is	that
   3 it	began
   3 media	can
   3 middle	class
   3 movement	can
   3 occur	at
   3 of	being
   3 of	different
   3 of	feminism
   3 of	individuals
   3 of	its
   3 of	relative
   3 of	social
   3 of	their
   3 of	these
   3 of	this
   3 opposition	to
   3 or	a
   3 or	organizations
   3 or	societal
   3 organization	is
   3 organized	component
   3 part	of
   3 perceived	failures
   3 posits	that
   3 primarily	on
   3 propaganda	model
   3 related	to
   3 relationship	between
   3 relative	deprivation
   3 relative	poverty
   3 right	to
   3 socialmovement	can
   3 socialmovements	(NSMs)
   3 societal	level
   3 specific	political
   3 success	of
   3 that	is
   3 that	this
   3 that	work
   3 the	Netherlands
   3 the	U.S.
   3 the	UN
   3 the	environment.
   3 the	feminist
   3 the	importance
   3 the	industrial
   3 the	post-industrial
   3 the	relationship
   3 the	second
   3 the	state,
   3 the	state.
   3 the	way
   3 the	women’s
   3 there	are
   3 they	have
   3 to	achieve
   3 to	change
   3 to	social
   3 to	take
   3 to	their
   3 types	of
   3 will	result
   3 within	the
   3 “power	elite”
   2 																	
   2 (NSMs)	is
   2 (e.g.	through
   2 (i.e.	in
   2 (officially	mandated)
   2 (the	right
   2 1980s,	and
   2 19th	and
   2 A	movement
   2 A	reform
   2 A	socialmovement
   2 Aberle	identified
   2 An	example
   2 Anthony	Giddens,
   2 Anthropologist	David
   2 At	this
   2 Blumer,	Mauss,
   2 Canada,	the
   2 Civil	Rights
   2 Claus	Offe
   2 Cultural	Anthropologist
   2 David	F.
   2 During	the
   2 Evaluate	the
   2 F.	Aberle
   2 Feelings	of
   2 Herman	and
   2 In	the
   2 In	this
   2 It	focused
   2 It	is
   2 It	refers
   2 It	was
   2 Kingdom,	Canada,
   2 Mauss,	and
   2 Movements	The
   2 NSMs	are
   2 Netherlands	and
   2 New	Social
   2 Objectives	Evaluate
   2 Other	ways
   2 Resource-Mobilization	Theory
   2 Similarly,	individuals
   2 Some	scholars
   2 Stages	of
   2 States.	It
   2 The	concept
   2 The	most
   2 The	theory
   2 Theory	emphasizes
   2 There	are
   2 Third-wave	feminism
   2 United	Kingdom,
   2 United	States.
   2 Women’s	Day
   2 a	comparison
   2 a	different
   2 a	formally
   2 a	life
   2 a	limited
   2 a	means
   2 a	political
   2 a	post-industrial
   2 a	process
   2 a	radical
   2 a	specific
   2 a	variety
   2 absolute	and
   2 absolute	deprivation
   2 achieve	successes
   2 act	of
   2 action	and
   2 acts	as
   2 advancing	women’s
   2 advertising,	concentration
   2 against	change
   2 against	initiatives
   2 alliances	of
   2 also	a
   2 an	individual
   2 an	inherent
   2 and	as
   2 and	bureaucratize,
   2 and	cease
   2 and	deviance.
   2 and	equality
   2 and	external
   2 and	internal
   2 and	it
   2 and	join
   2 and	labor
   2 and	movements
   2 and	place.
   2 and	range
   2 and	realize
   2 and	socialmovement
   2 and	success
   2 and	success.
   2 and	their
   2 and	understandings
   2 and	usually
   2 are	also
   2 are	at
   2 are	broad
   2 are	claimed
   2 are	created,
   2 are	entitled.
   2 are	not.
   2 are	often
   2 are	relative,
   2 are	specific
   2 are	the
   2 are	understood
   2 argue	that
   2 arose	as
   2 as	being
   2 as	economic
   2 as	propaganda
   2 as	reproductive
   2 as	well
   2 aspects	of
   2 backlash	against
   2 be	a
   2 be	employed
   2 because	the
   2 began	in
   2 behaviors	when
   2 being	deprived
   2 believe	themselves
   2 benefit	from
   2 between	socialmovements
   2 broad	alliances
   2 bureaucratize,	leading
   2 by	a
   2 by	citing
   2 by	people
   2 can	undergo
   2 categorize	socialmovements
   2 cause	of
   2 cease	to
   2 centered	on
   2 central	to
   2 century	in
   2 change	and
   2 change	in
   2 change	is
   2 change	on
   2 change	that
   2 changes.	Other
   2 cited	‘relative
   2 civil	society
   2 claimed	to
   2 coalesce,	and
   2 collective	action
   2 come	from
   2 come	up
   2 compare	their
   2 comparison	to
   2 concentrate	on
   2 concentration	of
   2 conflict	of
   2 connected	through
   2 considered	a
   2 considered	to
   2 continuing	to
   2 control	of
   2 conventional	socialmovement
   2 corporate,	and
   2 counter	movements
   2 course	of
   2 created	by
   2 created,	they
   2 creates	an
   2 cultural	and
   2 cycle:	they
   2 de	jure
   2 decline	varies
   2 dedicated	to
   2 defined	by
   2 depart	significantly
   2 deprivation	are
   2 development	and
   2 deviant	behaviors
   2 differ	from
   2 difficult	to
   2 discontent	fail
   2 dissolve	and
   2 distinct	from
   2 economic,	social
   2 economy),	which
   2 elite.	The
   2 emerge,	coalesce,
   2 emphasizes	the
   2 employed	to
   2 engage	in
   2 entitled.	It
   2 entitled.	Similarly,
   2 equality	and
   2 eventually,	they
   2 exist.	Blumer,
   2 experience	of
   2 explain	how
   2 explains	why
   2 external	support
   2 factors	that
   2 fail	to
   2 fails	to
   2 failure	to
   2 feel	discontent
   2 feel	when
   2 follow	a
   2 for	collective
   2 for	example,
   2 for	or
   2 for	ordinary
   2 for	undemocratic
   2 for	vegan
   2 form	the
   2 four	areas
   2 four	types
   2 from	time
   2 gaining	women’s
   2 gay	rights
   2 gender	oppression
   2 global	dimension
   2 government	sourcing)
   2 government),	or
   2 grievances	are
   2 grievances	of
   2 groups	or
   2 grow,	they
   2 have	a
   2 have	cited
   2 have	come
   2 have	its
   2 have	less
   2 have	on
   2 have	pointed
   2 how	mass
   2 human	rights,
   2 in	civil
   2 in	deviant
   2 in	order
   2 in	public
   2 in	reality
   2 in	relation
   2 in	social
   2 in	socialmovement
   2 individual	level
   2 individuals	engage
   2 inequalities	as
   2 inequalities,	primarily
   2 inherent	conflict
   2 initiatives	and
   2 instance,	the
   2 instead	of
   2 interest	in
   2 interest	of
   2 interest	which
   2 internal	and
   2 into	a
   2 is	no
   2 is	not
   2 is	structured
   2 issue	of
   2 issue,	or
   2 issues	of
   2 issues	related
   2 it	can
   2 it	may
   2 its	development.
   2 join	socialmovements.
   2 jure	(officially
   2 kinds	of
   2 knowledge,	money,
   2 known	as
   2 labor,	solidarity,
   2 large	informal
   2 leaders	of
   2 leading	to
   2 legitimacy,	and
   2 less	of
   2 level,	e.g.
   2 levels	of
   2 life	cycle:
   2 limit	or
   2 limited	range
   2 major	vehicle
   2 mandated)	inequalities,
   2 manipulate	populations
   2 match	their
   2 materialistic	movements
   2 may	either
   2 may	represent
   2 means	do
   2 media	ownership,
   2 media,	labor,
   2 media’s	failure
   2 mid-1960s	(i.e.
   2 military,	corporate,
   2 minor	changes
   2 money,	media,
   2 movement	arose
   2 movement	attempting
   2 movement	have
   2 movement	may
   2 movement	might
   2 movement	of
   2 movement	organization
   2 movement	refers
   2 movement	seeks
   2 movement	success
   2 movement	that
   2 movement	to
   2 movement.	In
   2 movements	created
   2 movements	do
   2 movements	focus
   2 movements	have
   2 much	of
   2 must	be
   2 new	socialmovements,
   2 new	wave
   2 news	is
   2 norms	and
   2 norms	that
   2 not	absolute
   2 not	have
   2 not	match
   2 objective	deprivation
   2 of	an
   2 of	both
   2 of	campaigns
   2 of	deprivation
   2 of	group
   2 of	interest
   2 of	issues
   2 of	life,
   2 of	media
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   2 of	socialmovements,
   2 of	society
   2 of	some
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   2 of	those
   2 of	what
   2 of	which
   2 on	de
   2 on	gaining
   2 on	resources,
   2 on	who
   2 on	women’s
   2 one	of
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   2 opportunity	structures
   2 oppression	and
   2 or	against
   2 or	change
   2 or	even
   2 or	failure.
   2 or	failures
   2 or	not
   2 or	political
   2 or	social
   2 or	the
   2 order	to
   2 ordinary	people’s
   2 organization	and
   2 organizations	(SMOs).
   2 organizations	work
   2 other	groups
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   2 out	that
   2 ownership,	government
   2 participation	in
   2 people	are
   2 people	feel
   2 people	that
   2 people’s	participation
   2 plethora	of
   2 pointed	out
   2 political	elements
   2 political	inequalities
   2 political	or
   2 positions	to
   2 post-industrial	economy
   2 post-industrial	economy),
   2 potential	cause
   2 process	by
   2 production	of
   2 propaganda	and
   2 propaganda	for
   2 public	politics.
   2 quality	of
   2 range	of
   2 realization	that
   2 realize	that
   2 redemptive,	reformative,
   2 reform	movement
   2 relation	to
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   2 resources	to
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   2 resulted	in
   2 rights	and
   2 rights	or
   2 rise	of
   2 roughly	since
   2 second	wave’s
   2 shared	interest
   2 significantly	from
   2 single	issue,
   2 social	issues.
   2 social	norms
   2 socialmovement	development
   2 socialmovement	is
   2 socialmovement	organization
   2 socialmovement	paradigm.
   2 socialmovements	Key
   2 socialmovements	can
   2 socialmovements	concentrate
   2 socialmovements	include
   2 socialmovements	is
   2 socialmovements	of
   2 socialmovements	operate
   2 socialmovements	that
   2 socialmovements:	A
   2 societies	roughly
   2 society	in
   2 society	or
   2 solidarity,	legitimacy,
   2 something	to
   2 sourcing)	creates
   2 specific	type
   2 stages	that
   2 status	quo
   2 structured	(e.g.
   2 subject	of
   2 success	or
   2 successes	or
   2 suffrage	(the
   2 support	from
   2 take	action
   2 take	action.
   2 tend	to
   2 term	new
   2 than	on
   2 that	attempts
   2 that	have
   2 that	influence
   2 that	new
   2 the	1960s
   2 the	19th
   2 the	NSM
   2 the	conventional
   2 the	course
   2 the	cultural
   2 the	different
   2 the	discontent
   2 the	dominant
   2 the	emergence
   2 the	experience
   2 the	formation
   2 the	four
   2 the	individual
   2 the	interest
   2 the	labor
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   2 the	media
   2 the	media’s
   2 the	mid-1960s
   2 the	military,
   2 the	nineteenth
   2 the	old
   2 the	opportunity
   2 the	perceived
   2 the	plethora
   2 the	public
   2 the	rise
   2 the	second-wave.
   2 the	success
   2 the	various
   2 the	worker’s
   2 the	“power
   2 their	goals.
   2 their	means
   2 their	position
   2 their	positions
   2 their	success
   2 theme,	such
   2 themselves	to
   2 theory	fails
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   2 theory	have
   2 theory	of
   2 theory	or
   2 these	movements
   2 they	achieve
   2 they	believe
   2 they	come
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   2 they	dissolve
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   2 they	grow,
   2 those	around
   2 through	advertising,
   2 to	bring
   2 to	categorize
   2 to	change?
   2 to	depart
   2 to	exist.
   2 to	human
   2 to	manipulate
   2 to	mobilize
   2 to	movement.
   2 to	political
   2 to	report
   2 to	understand
   2 to	vote).
   2 to	what
   2 too	much
   2 twentieth	century
   2 undemocratic	forces.
   2 undergo	in
   2 up	in
   2 upon	the
   2 used	as
   2 used	to
   2 usually	differ
   2 values	to
   2 varies	from
   2 variety	of
   2 various	stages
   2 various	western
   2 vehicle	for
   2 wave	of
   2 way	in
   2 ways	to
   2 well	as
   2 western	societies
   2 what	they
   2 when	their
   2 when	they
   2 which	acts
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   2 which	news
   2 which	one
   2 which	socialmovements
   2 while	a
   2 while	others
   2 while	the
   2 who	are
   2 with	its
   2 women	from
   2 women’s	movement
   2 women’s	suffrage
   2 women’s	suffrage.
   2 worker’s	movement,
   2 would	be
   2 ”	which
   2 ‘relative	deprivation’
   1 					
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   1 (1)	who
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   1 1)	Who
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   1 After	bureaucratization
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   1 Alternative	socialmovements
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   1 Chomsky	identified
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   1 Communism	once
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   1 Copenhagen	(1980)
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   1 DAY	OFF!”
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   1 Illustrate	how
   1 Immediately	after
   1 In	1905
   1 In	1946
   1 In	1948
   1 In	Reporting,
   1 In	extreme
   1 In	fact,
   1 In	large
   1 In	these
   1 Iraq	invasion
   1 Iraq	with
   1 Israel,	where
   1 Japanese	soldier
   1 Karl	Polanyi—have
   1 Local	movements
   1 Lorenz	von
   1 MADD)	or
   1 March	2005.
   1 Mass	Media
   1 Mass	media
   1 Mauss	and
   1 Media	Mass
   1 Melucci,	one
   1 Methods	of
   1 Mexico	City,
   1 Mills	calls
   1 Mills,	in
   1 Mills,	the
   1 Mobilization	Approach
   1 Modern	socialmovements
   1 Moreover,	movement
   1 Moreover,	since
   1 MoveOn.org,	a
   1 Movement	Key
   1 Movements	New
   1 Movements	since
   1 Movements:	Based
   1 Movements:	Resource-Mobilization
   1 Movements:	The
   1 Movements:	This
   1 NSM	does
   1 NSM	theory
   1 NSM	theory.
   1 NSM;	and
   1 NSMs	act
   1 NSMs	consist
   1 NSMs	have
   1 Nairobi	(1985).
   1 Nairobi	was
   1 National	Women
   1 Nations	(UN).
   1 Nations	Decade
   1 Nations	and
   1 Netherlands	that
   1 Noam	Chomsky
   1 Northern	Europe,
   1 Notice	that
   1 OFF!”	The
   1 Objectives	Discover
   1 Objectives	Illustrate
   1 Objectives	Use
   1 Offe	characterizes
   1 Offe	identifies
   1 Offe,	the
   1 Other	categories
   1 PETA	(People
   1 PETA	is
   1 PETA	would
   1 Peaceful	movements
   1 Platform	for
   1 Points	Cultural
   1 Points	New
   1 Points	Relative
   1 Points	Social
   1 Points	There
   1 Polanyi—have	argued
   1 Political	Action
   1 Power	Elite
   1 Propaganda	and
   1 Propaganda	is
   1 Propaganda:	An
   1 Rally:	International
   1 Range:	Global
   1 Reformative	socialmovements
   1 Relative	Deprivation
   1 Reporting,	there
   1 Resource	Mobilization
   1 Resource	mobilization
   1 Resources	are
   1 Revolution	(1848).
   1 Revolutionary	movement
   1 Revolutionary	socialmovements
   1 Rights	Movement
   1 Rights	movement
   1 Rights	which
   1 S.	Herman
   1 SMO	(socialmovement
   1 SMO	is
   1 Saddam	Hussein’s
   1 Scope:	A
   1 Second	Wave
   1 Second	wave
   1 Second-Wave	Feminism:
   1 Second-Wave	feminism
   1 Secondly,	these
   1 Several	theories
   1 Sidney	Tarrow
   1 Sidney	Tarrow:
   1 Since	1975
   1 Since	that
   1 Social	movement
   1 Social	scientists
   1 Social	scientists,
   1 Socialist	and
   1 Sociologist	Lorenz
   1 Sociologists	draw
   1 Some	movements
   1 Some	of
   1 Some	sociologists—for
   1 Something	that
   1 States	and
   1 States	holds
   1 States	it
   1 Status	of
   1 Stein	in
   1 Such	anti-
   1 Such	phenomena
   1 TV	media)
   1 TV	station
   1 Targets:	Group-focused
   1 Tarrow	defines
   1 Tarrow:	(1938-present)
   1 Terms	cooptation:
   1 Terms	deprivation:
   1 Terms	human
   1 Terms	opportunity
   1 Terms	propaganda:
   1 Terms	revolutionary
   1 Terms	socialmovements:
   1 Terms	third-wave
   1 The	American
   1 The	Power
   1 The	Stages
   1 The	act
   1 The	basic
   1 The	centrality
   1 The	diagram
   1 The	emphasis
   1 The	formation
   1 The	fourth
   1 The	groups
   1 The	model
   1 The	movement’s
   1 The	primary
   1 The	resource
   1 The	resource-mobilization
   1 The	”
   1 There	is
   1 Therefore,	it
   1 Therefore,	new
   1 These	divisions
   1 These	have
   1 These	movements
   1 These	two
   1 They	are
   1 They	argue
   1 They	have
   1 They	tend
   1 They	then
   1 Third	French
   1 Third	Wave
   1 Third	World;
   1 Third	wave
   1 This	can
   1 This	debate
   1 This	differentiates
   1 This	diversity
   1 This	graph
   1 This	helps
   1 This	included
   1 This	is
   1 This	leads
   1 This	makes
   1 This	“local-
   1 Thus,	promoting
   1 Tilly	Key
   1 Tilly	defines
   1 Tilly	described
   1 Tilly	have
   1 Tilly,	socialmovements
   1 Tilly:	(1929
   1 To	this
   1 Trade	Union
   1 Treatment	of
   1 Turkey	and
   1 Type	of
   1 U.S.	and
   1 U.S.	government’s
   1 U.S.	population
   1 UK,	USA,
   1 UN	authorization,
   1 UN	established
   1 UN	has
   1 UN	issued
   1 US	sources
   1 US).	Aberle’s
   1 USA,	Canada,
   1 Union	Centre
   1 Universal	Declaration
   1 Use	the
   1 Violent	movements
   1 WWII,	a
   1 War	(1990),
   1 War.	Such
   1 Wave	Feminism
   1 Wave	Feminism.
   1 Wave	Feminism:
   1 Whether	or
   1 While	a
   1 Who	is
   1 With	regard
   1 Women	(1975–1985).
   1 Women	Workers
   1 Women.	In
   1 Women’s	Year
   1 Work:	Peaceful
   1 Workers	Trade
   1 World	Conference
   1 World	vs.
   1 World;	the
   1 Wright	Mills,
   1 Year	in
   1 [to	elites
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   1 a	Commission
   1 a	Japanese
   1 a	Political
   1 a	TV
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   1 a	commitment
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   1 a	complex
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   1 a	condition
   1 a	confrontation
   1 a	consequence
   1 a	conservative
   1 a	democracy.
   1 a	disproportionate
   1 a	diversity
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   1 a	form
   1 a	formal
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   1 a	luxury,
   1 a	monarchy
   1 a	more
   1 a	movement’s
   1 a	natural
   1 a	part
   1 a	platform
   1 a	portrayal
   1 a	power
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   1 a	racist
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   1 a	relatively
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   1 a	sense
   1 a	sexist
   1 a	shared
   1 a	socialmovement,
   1 a	society
   1 a	strong
   1 a	subject
   1 a	support
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   1 a	trade
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   1 a	type
   1 a	website
   1 a	wider
   1 a	working
   1 a	worldwide
   1 a	“dramatic
   1 about	a
   1 about	equality
   1 about	quality
   1 about	social
   1 about	the
   1 about.	Aberle’s
   1 absolute	deprivation,
   1 absolute	poverty
   1 absolute	rights
   1 absolute;	comparative.
   1 acceptance	of
   1 accepted	into
   1 according	to
   1 account	right-wing
   1 achieve	an
   1 achieve	this
   1 achieve	”
   1 act	as
   1 acting	upon
   1 action	rather
   1 action.	Resource
   1 action.	The
   1 action.	They
   1 action.	This
   1 actions	and
   1 actions	are
   1 actions	as
   1 actions.	During
   1 active	include
   1 actively	engaged
   1 activities	of
   1 activity	and
   1 activity	beginning
   1 activity	from
   1 activity.	In
   1 actors	(socialmovements).
   1 actors	are
   1 actual	stages
   1 actually	employ
   1 added	a
   1 added	to
   1 address	the
   1 address	these
   1 addressed	both
   1 advance	women
   1 advanced	by
   1 advancing	in
   1 advent	of
   1 advocacy	groups.
   1 advocated	by
   1 advocated	for
   1 advocated?	Social
   1 advocated?.	Alternative
   1 advocates	changing
   1 advocating,	Aberle
   1 advocating.	Key
   1 affect	individuals.
   1 afford	one
   1 after	WWII,
   1 agenda.	Learning
   1 agenda.	”
   1 agendas.	The
   1 aggregation	of
   1 agree	to
   1 agreement	to
   1 ahead,	please—TAKE
   1 aim	for
   1 aim	of
   1 aim	to
   1 aims.	However,
   1 alcoholics	or
   1 all	aspects
   1 all	humans
   1 all	over
   1 all	underprivileged
   1 all,	political.
   1 alliances	can
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   1 allows	the
   1 along	with
   1 already	been
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   1 also	be
   1 also	divides
   1 also	emphasize
   1 also	illustrated
   1 also	known
   1 also	needed.
   1 also	organize
   1 alteration	in
   1 alternative	values
   1 alternative,	redemptive,
   1 alternative.	Other
   1 always	be
   1 among	feminists
   1 among	nations
   1 among	other
   1 amount	of
   1 an	alteration
   1 an	economic
   1 an	economy
   1 an	emphasis
   1 an	entire
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   1 an	exclusive
   1 an	historic
   1 an	important
   1 an	influx
   1 an	instrumental
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   1 an	organized
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   1 and	1970s
   1 and	2)
   1 and	Accuracy
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   1 and	Nairobi
   1 and	Noam
   1 and	Northern
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   1 and	consumption.
   1 and	continues
   1 and	continuity
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   1 and	development.
   1 and	distribution
   1 and	equality,
   1 and	equity
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   1 and	expression,
   1 and	foremost
   1 and	freedoms
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   1 and	human
   1 and	ideals.
   1 and	identities.
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   1 and	interests
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   1 and	lasted
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   1 and	lifestyles;
   1 and	loosely
   1 and	materialistic
   1 and	men
   1 and	military
   1 and	most
   1 and	moving
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   1 and	nationality;
   1 and	nature.
   1 and	new
   1 and	only
   1 and	oppression
   1 and	other
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   1 and	places
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   1 and	population
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   1 and	posters.
   1 and	private
   1 and	procedures.
   1 and	protest
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   1 and	purpose
   1 and	range.
   1 and	reflective
   1 and	representation
   1 and	resources,
   1 and	resources.
   1 and	revolutionary)
   1 and	rituals.
   1 and	sexual
   1 and	sexuality
   1 and	so
   1 and	social
   1 and	socialism
   1 and	society.
   1 and	sociologists,
   1 and	sociology,
   1 and	solidarity
   1 and	some
   1 and	specifically
   1 and	still
   1 and	study,
   1 and	suggests
   1 and	support
   1 and	systemic
   1 and	take
   1 and	tend
   1 and	that
   1 and	therefore
   1 and	they
   1 and	through
   1 and	transformed
   1 and	values
   1 and	values.
   1 and	wealth.
   1 and	women
   1 and	women”,
   1 and	women’s
   1 and,	eventually,
   1 and/or	opposition
   1 and/or	political
   1 and/or	practices
   1 annoyance;	also
   1 another	entity.
   1 another.	First-wave
   1 another?	Some
   1 anti-	ideologies
   1 anti-authoritarian	and
   1 anti-authoritarian.	NSMs
   1 anti-globalization).	Social
   1 anti-war	sources
   1 anti-war).	With
   1 any	number
   1 appeared	since
   1 appearing.	These
   1 appliances,	and
   1 applies	to
   1 apply	principles
   1 approach	is
   1 appropriation.	Sidney
   1 are	active
   1 are	better
   1 are	both
   1 are	concerned
   1 are	connected
   1 are	described
   1 are	distinct
   1 are	effective
   1 are	external
   1 are	few
   1 are	first
   1 are	focused
   1 are	from
   1 are	generally
   1 are	large
   1 are	locally
   1 are	located
   1 are	manipulated
   1 are	marginal
   1 are	normally
   1 are	numerous
   1 are	of
   1 are	part
   1 are	presumed
   1 are	primarily
   1 are	prone
   1 are	rational
   1 are	recruited
   1 are	regarded
   1 are	related
   1 are	required
   1 are	short-term-oriented,
   1 are	significantly
   1 are	those
   1 are	two
   1 areas	in
   1 areas	of
   1 areas	socialmovements
   1 arena	for
   1 argued	that
   1 argues	that
   1 arguing	that
   1 arise	not
   1 arise	since
   1 arising	during
   1 around	the
   1 around	them
   1 around	them.
   1 articulating	and
   1 as	Communism
   1 as	Turkey
   1 as	absolute
   1 as	an
   1 as	anti-authoritarian
   1 as	beginning
   1 as	collective
   1 as	crime.
   1 as	deeply
   1 as	deprived.
   1 as	endangering
   1 as	gay
   1 as	history,
   1 as	households
   1 as	inextricably
   1 as	it
   1 as	long
   1 as	luxury:
   1 as	nonviolent
   1 as	opposed
   1 as	peace
   1 as	perceived
   1 as	preserving
   1 as	propaganda,
   1 as	propaganda.
   1 as	radios,
   1 as	resisting
   1 as	responses
   1 as	rioting,
   1 as	social
   1 as	students,
   1 as	such
   1 as	suffrage,
   1 as	to
   1 as	tougher
   1 as	unfulfilled
   1 as	values
   1 as	various
   1 as	was
   1 as	“bypass[ing]
   1 as	“new,”
   1 as	“threefold”
   1 aspect	of
   1 asserts	that
   1 association	with
   1 assumptions	of
   1 assumptions	regarding
   1 at	all,
   1 at	change
   1 at	least
   1 at	other
   1 at	promoting
   1 at	stopping
   1 attached	to
   1 attained	its
   1 attempted	to
   1 attention	to
   1 authorities	,
   1 authorities.	He
   1 authorization,	minimized
   1 automobiles.	New
   1 avoid	what
   1 awareness	and
   1 back	to
   1 backbone	of
   1 backgrounds.	There
   1 backgrounds.	“
   1 balance	to
   1 barrier	that
   1 base	and
   1 base,	i.e.,
   1 based	upon
   1 based,	centered
   1 basic	rights
   1 basis	of
   1 basis.	New
   1 be	aimed
   1 be	alternative,
   1 be	anti-authoritarian.
   1 be	difficult
   1 be	either
   1 be	eliminated
   1 be	entitled
   1 be	exemplified
   1 be	experienced
   1 be	formally
   1 be	fully
   1 be	grounds
   1 be	guaranteed,
   1 be	locally-based.
   1 be	observed
   1 be	removed
   1 be	repressed
   1 be	temporal;
   1 be	used
   1 be	viewed
   1 be	“gender
   1 became	possible
   1 because	of
   1 because	there
   1 because	they
   1 become	accepted
   1 become	bureaucratized
   1 become	co-opted,
   1 become	known
   1 becoming	a
   1 been	caused
   1 been	criticized
   1 been	deprived
   1 been	explained
   1 been	proposed
   1 been	used
   1 before	the
   1 began	at
   1 began	during
   1 behavior	that
   1 being	advocated
   1 being	advocated?
   1 being	advocated?.
   1 being	anti-war).
   1 being	at
   1 being	below
   1 being	key
   1 believes	to
   1 below	illustrates
   1 below	some
   1 benefits	from
   1 bereaving;	the
   1 better	off
   1 between	economy,
   1 between	gender
   1 between	old
   1 between	politics
   1 between	researchers
   1 between	types
   1 biased	communication,
   1 biases	function
   1 birth	and
   1 block	the
   1 bolster	the
   1 book	Socialist
   1 book	by
   1 both	a
   1 both	equality
   1 both	equity
   1 both	of
   1 both	sexes
   1 both	the
   1 both	women
   1 boundaries	in
   1 bring	about
   1 bring	about.
   1 bringing	about
   1 broad	theme,
   1 broader	socialmovement.
   1 broader	societal
   1 broader	theme,
   1 brought	about
   1 brought	women
   1 building	a
   1 building	or
   1 builds	on
   1 bureaucratic	control,
   1 bureaucratization	occurs,
   1 bureaucratized	by
   1 but	also
   1 but	are
   1 but	do
   1 but	focused
   1 but	on
   1 but	the
   1 but	they
   1 but	within
   1 but	“constitutes
   1 but,	“the
   1 by	1985
   1 by	Blumer,
   1 by	Edward
   1 by	Habermas
   1 by	Offe,
   1 by	Second-Wave
   1 by	another
   1 by	building
   1 by	establishing
   1 by	instead
   1 by	larger
   1 by	personal
   1 by	questioning
   1 by	raising
   1 by	scope,
   1 by	sociologist
   1 by	stagnation
   1 by	their
   1 by	them
   1 by	theories
   1 by	those
   1 call	Third
   1 calls	attention
   1 campaigns	by
   1 campaigns	for
   1 campaigns	on
   1 can	advocate
   1 can	change.
   1 can	either
   1 can	lead
   1 can	often
   1 can	scale
   1 can	spawn
   1 can	take
   1 can	then
   1 can	work
   1 capitalist	societies
   1 caricature	of
   1 carry	out,
   1 carrying	out
   1 cars	were
   1 case,	resources
   1 catalysts	which
   1 categories	have
   1 cause	through
   1 cause.	Beginning
   1 cause.	Key
   1 caused	by
   1 causes	and
   1 ceiling	(the
   1 censure	of
   1 center	of
   1 central	claims
   1 centrality	of
   1 centuries	in
   1 century	and
   1 century,	have
   1 century.	First-wave
   1 certain	views,
   1 certain	way.
   1 challenge	or
   1 challenged	the
   1 challenges	[to
   1 challenging	the
   1 change	(innovative
   1 change	a
   1 change	norms
   1 change	over
   1 change,	but
   1 change,	despite
   1 change,	targets,
   1 change.	Critics
   1 change.	For
   1 change.	Key
   1 change.	Learning
   1 change.	Range:
   1 change.	Social
   1 change.	social
   1 change:	an
   1 change;	redemptive
   1 change?	(2)
   1 change?	and
   1 changed.	This
   1 changes	instead
   1 changes	like
   1 changes	such
   1 changes.	For
   1 changes.	In
   1 changes.	Reformative
   1 changes;	revolutionary
   1 changing	some
   1 changing	value
   1 characteristic	implies
   1 characterizes	as
   1 circumcision,	birth
   1 citing	grievances
   1 citing	the
   1 citizen	is
   1 citizenship	and
   1 civil	disobedience.
   1 civil	rights
   1 civil	wars
   1 claims	of
   1 claims	on
   1 class	base
   1 class	base,
   1 class	has
   1 class	in
   1 class	structure
   1 class	white
   1 class,	and
   1 class,	at
   1 class,	elements
   1 class,	instead
   1 class,	new
   1 class,	race
   1 class.	”
   1 class:	The
   1 classes,	as
   1 classes,	nationalities,
   1 classification	of
   1 classifying	by
   1 clear	pattern
   1 clearly	elaborated
   1 climate	change,
   1 climate	scientists
   1 closely	to
   1 co-opted,	have
   1 co-opting,	or
   1 coalesce	and
   1 codes]	by
   1 coexist	with
   1 coherence	in
   1 collective	actors
   1 collective	challenges
   1 collective	claims
   1 collective	discontent
   1 collective	identity
   1 colors,	ethnicities,
   1 commandeering,	appropriation.
   1 commitment	is
   1 commitment	to
   1 common	causes
   1 common	elements
   1 common	opposition
   1 common	purposes
   1 communication,	aimed
   1 communism	and
   1 communities	and
   1 community.	Social
   1 comparative	politics,
   1 comparative.	Relative
   1 complaint	or
   1 complaint.	resource:
   1 complex	contemporary
   1 composition:	the
   1 concept	dates
   1 concept	of
   1 concepts	of
   1 conceptual	model
   1 conceptualization—evidence	how
   1 concern	has
   1 concerns	and
   1 concerns	of
   1 concerns,	rather
   1 concerns,	such
   1 conclusion:	while
   1 condition	that
   1 conditions	for
   1 conference	a
   1 conference	was
   1 conferences	in
   1 conferences	on
   1 conflict-avoidance,	are
   1 conflicts	over
   1 confrontation	and/or
   1 connected	to
   1 consensus,	in
   1 consent	for
   1 consequence	of
   1 consequences	for
   1 consequences,	not
   1 conservative	),
   1 conservative	movement
   1 conservative	religions.
   1 conservative.	An
   1 consider	the
   1 considerable	opportunities
   1 considerations.	Actors
   1 considered	socialmovements.
   1 considered	the
   1 consist	of
   1 conspicuous	consumption.
   1 constant	discontent
   1 consumerism	in
   1 consumption.						
   1 consumption.	To
   1 contemporary	and
   1 contemporary	class
   1 contemporary	socialmovements
   1 contentious	performances,
   1 contexts	and
   1 contingent	opportunity
   1 contingent	upon
   1 continue	profiting
   1 continue,	when
   1 continues	to
   1 continuing	through
   1 continuity	of
   1 continuously	since
   1 contribute	and
   1 control	and
   1 control,	and
   1 control,	they
   1 control;	the
   1 conventional	lifestyles
   1 convergence	was
   1 cooptation	of
   1 cooptation:	A
   1 coordinating	roles
   1 core	common
   1 corporate	hierarchies
   1 corporations	to
   1 costs	and
   1 counter	movements.
   1 counter	movements:
   1 countries.	First
   1 country	or
   1 country,	and
   1 creation	of
   1 crime.	Some
   1 criteria	that
   1 critical	of
   1 criticized	for
   1 critique	or
   1 cultural	acceptance
   1 cultural	backgrounds.
   1 cultural	codes]
   1 cultural	concerns,
   1 cultural	development.
   1 cultural	domain,
   1 cultural	inequalities
   1 cultural	innovations,
   1 cultural	issues,
   1 cultural	production
   1 cultural	sphere
   1 culture,	etc.
   1 dates	back
   1 day,	the
   1 de-emphasizes	the
   1 debate	has
   1 debate,	but
   1 decisions	(or
   1 decisions)	have
   1 deems	the
   1 deep	divisions
   1 deeply	politicized,
   1 define	as
   1 defines	a
   1 defines	poverty
   1 defines	socialmovements
   1 defining	core
   1 defining	feminism,
   1 definitions	of
   1 demands	and
   1 democracy.	An
   1 democratic	movements
   1 demoting	certain
   1 deny	climate
   1 dependent	upon
   1 depending	on
   1 depends	more
   1 depends	on
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   1 depicts	the
   1 deposing	or
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   1 deprivation	(poverty)
   1 deprivation	as
   1 deprivation	from
   1 deprivation	may
   1 deprivation	or
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   1 deprivation)	as
   1 deprivation);	this
   1 deprivation,	and
   1 deprivation,	marginalization,
   1 deprivation:	The
   1 deprivation’	(especially
   1 deprivation’	as
   1 deprived.	Feelings
   1 depriving,	dispossessing,
   1 described	by
   1 described	four
   1 described	how
   1 described	the
   1 desires	to
   1 despite	only
   1 despite	overwhelming
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   1 detractors	as
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   1 develop	in
   1 develop	when
   1 developed	into
   1 developed	to
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   1 development.	Frame
   1 development.	Learning
   1 development.	Several
   1 development.	This
   1 development.	”
   1 deviance	such
   1 deviance.	In
   1 deviance.	Learning
   1 diagram	below
   1 diets	and
   1 difference	between
   1 difference	is
   1 differences	between
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   1 different	aspect
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   1 different	sociological
   1 different	stages
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   1 difficulties	in
   1 difficulties	may
   1 dignity.	relative:
   1 dimension	to
   1 dimension	was
   1 direct	most
   1 directly	challenging
   1 discern.	Relative
   1 discontent	(i.e.,
   1 discontent	into
   1 discontent	people
   1 discontent	that
   1 discontented	people
   1 discontented/deprived	individuals
   1 discrimination.	Finally,
   1 discuss	how
   1 dismantle	hegemonic
   1 disobedience.	Violent
   1 displays	and
   1 dispossessing,	or
   1 disproportionate	focus
   1 dissemination	of
   1 distinct	waves,
   1 distinctions	between
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   1 distribution	stays
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   1 divesting	of
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   1 dominant	institutions
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   1 draw	distinctions
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   1 drunk	driving
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   1 during	which
   1 e.g.	Alcoholics
   1 e.g.	anti-globalization).
   1 e.g.	raw
   1 each	movement’s
   1 early	1990s,
   1 early	1990s.
   1 early	20th
   1 earn	less
   1 ecological	movements
   1 economic	and
   1 economic	basis.
   1 economic	development.
   1 economic	or
   1 economic	resources
   1 economic	wealth
   1 economic	well-being,
   1 economic,	political,
   1 economy	advanced
   1 economy	increases,
   1 economy	is
   1 economy	resulted
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   1 economy.	In
   1 economy.	NSMs
   1 economy.	The
   1 economy;	while
   1 education	and
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   1 egalitarian	measures
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   1 either	reform
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   1 elements;	defining
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   1 elite	interests.
   1 elite	”
   1 elites	,
   1 elites,	opponents
   1 elite”	Key
   1 elite”	are
   1 elite”	conceptualization—evidence
   1 elite’s	agenda.
   1 else;	not
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   1 encouraged	women
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   1 end.	Thus,
   1 endangering	freedoms
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   1 engaged	toward
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   1 entire	movement.
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   1 entitled	than
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   1 entity.	These
   1 entrepreneurs	and
   1 environment	peace
   1 environment,	and
   1 environment.	Critiques
   1 environment.	New
   1 environment.	The
   1 environmental	movement
   1 eponymous	“power
   1 equal	balance
   1 equal	conditions
   1 equal	pay,
   1 equal	rights
   1 equality	Key
   1 equality	before
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   1 equity	and
   1 equity	issues.
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   1 etc.	As
   1 etc.	socialmovement
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   1 ethnicities,	nationalities,
   1 even	societal
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   1 expectations.	Some
   1 experience	expansion
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   1 explained	by
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   1 expression	of
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   1 failure.	After
   1 failure.	Learning
   1 failures	and
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   1 feel	deprived
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   1 feels	to
   1 female	circumcision,
   1 female	genital
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   1 females.	Global
   1 femininity,	which
   1 feminism	are
   1 feminism	began
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   1 feminism	saw
   1 feminism	seeks
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   1 feminism,	homosexuality,
   1 feminism.	The
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   1 feminism:	a
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   1 feminist	activity.
   1 feminist	cause
   1 feminist	cause.
   1 feminists	included:
   1 feminists	often
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   1 financial	resources,
   1 financial	resources.
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   1 for	themselves.
   1 for	time
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   1 forces.	The
   1 foremost	social,
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   1 formal	complaint.
   1 formation	and
   1 formed	because
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   1 fossil	fuels)
   1 founded	in
   1 four	domains
   1 four	kinds
   1 fourth	conference
   1 frame	transformation,
   1 free	time,
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   1 from	mass
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   1 from	opposition
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   1 from	socialmovement
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   1 full	human
   1 fully	engaged
   1 function	in
   1 fundamental	questions:
   1 fundamental	way.
   1 further	the
   1 gain	some
   1 gaining	access
   1 gains.	Such
   1 gay	liberation,
   1 gender	and
   1 gender	equality
   1 general;	for
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   1 genital	mutilation
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   1 global).	Revolutionary
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   1 goals,	as
   1 goals.	Cars
   1 goals.	Feelings
   1 goal—encouraging	the
   1 good	for
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   1 grass	roots;
   1 grassroots	level
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   1 grievances	or
   1 grounds	for
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   1 group	Fairness
   1 group	action
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   1 group	has
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   1 groups	actively
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   1 guaranteed,	such
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   1 gulf	between
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   1 happiness	and
   1 harassment	and
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   1 have	already
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   1 have	described
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   1 have	to
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   1 hegemonic	power.
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   1 helps	sociologists
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   1 high	levels
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   1 homosexuality.	Hence,
   1 households	who
   1 housewives,	and
   1 how	a
   1 how	consent
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   1 how	socialmovements
   1 how	the
   1 however,	is
   1 human	behavior
   1 human	quality
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   1 human	rights;
   1 humans	are
   1 humans	should
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   1 idea	that
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   1 identities.	It
   1 identity	and
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   1 ideology	or
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   1 ideology.	Third
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   1 if	old
   1 ill-defined	because
   1 illegality.	According
   1 illustrated	the
   1 illustrates	how
   1 imagined.	Communism
   1 imminent	life
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   1 impeachment	proceedings.
   1 implications	NSMs
   1 implies	that
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   1 important	conclusion:
   1 important	consequences
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   1 in	1995.
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   1 in	Copenhagen
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   1 in	Europe
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   1 in	general;
   1 in	his
   1 in	history,
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   1 in	relative
   1 in	scope
   1 in	socialmovements,
   1 in	society
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   1 in	turn
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   1 include	knowledge,
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   1 include:	there
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   1 included:	First
   1 income	distribution
   1 income	in
   1 income.	Notice
   1 incorporates	both
   1 incorporation	at
   1 increase	workers’
   1 increased	mobility
   1 increased	productivity
   1 increases,	but
   1 individual	level,
   1 individual	self-realization,
   1 individual	unable
   1 individual-focused	movement
   1 individual-focused),	methods
   1 individual.	Social
   1 individuals	are
   1 individuals	with
   1 individuals.	Methods
   1 industrial-era	and
   1 industrialization	of
   1 inequalities	with
   1 inequality	persists
   1 inextricably	linked.
   1 influence	does
   1 influence	movement
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   1 influence	their
   1 influencing	groups
   1 influx	of
   1 informal	groupings
   1 informal	groups
   1 informal,	loosely
   1 information	and
   1 informational	networks
   1 initial	socialmovement
   1 innovations,	the
   1 innovative	movement
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   1 instance,	Karl
   1 instance,	MoveOn.org,
   1 instance,	PETA
   1 instances	of
   1 instead	promoting
   1 instigating	social
   1 institutional	level.
   1 institutions	(military,
   1 institutions	and/or
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   1 interesting	to
   1 interests.	For
   1 interests.	Propaganda:
   1 interpersonal	relationships
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   1 interwoven	interests
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   1 into	the
   1 into	three
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   1 invasion	(2003),
   1 is	about
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   1 issues.	Since
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   1 it	deems
   1 it	discuss
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   1 labor	(e.g.,
   1 labor	market,
   1 labor	market.
   1 labor	movements
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   1 labor,	both
   1 lack	of
   1 large	groups
   1 large	part,
   1 largely	a
   1 largely	concerned
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   1 lasted	through
   1 late	1960s
   1 late	1980s.
   1 late	1990s,
   1 late	1990s.
   1 late	twentieth
   1 later	1980s
   1 law.	materialistic:
   1 laws	while
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   1 leaders	become
   1 leaders,	repression
   1 leadership	socialmovement
   1 leading	new
   1 leads	to
   1 least	those
   1 leave,	equal
   1 legal	and
   1 legality	of
   1 legitimacy	of
   1 less	than
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   1 level.	They
   1 liberal	watchdog
   1 liberation,	the
   1 liberty,	freedom
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   1 life	and
   1 life	difficulties
   1 life	world.
   1 life,	individual
   1 life,	such
   1 life-improvement	will
   1 life.	This
   1 lifestyle,	has
   1 lifestyles	along
   1 lifestyles	and
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   1 like	prohibition.
   1 line,	such
   1 linked.	The
   1 links	the
   1 literature	and
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   1 local	or
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   1 locally-based.	NSMs
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   1 makes	them
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   1 manipulation	by
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   1 marked	as
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   1 market.	As
   1 mass	media.
   1 material	possessions
   1 material	resources.
   1 materialistic	concerns,
   1 materialistic	orientation
   1 materialistic	qualities
   1 materialistic:	Being
   1 materials	or
   1 maternity	leave,
   1 matters.	Learning
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   1 may	include
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   1 means	of
   1 means	to
   1 measure	of
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   1 media	as
   1 media	used
   1 media)	movements
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   1 media.	The
   1 median	income.
   1 meet	their
   1 members	and
   1 members	are
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   1 members	rather
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   1 men	should
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   1 methods	universal.
   1 methods,	and
   1 middle	class:
   1 might	be
   1 might	seek
   1 military	security.
   1 mind	due
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   1 minor	changes;
   1 minorities	and
   1 mobility	of
   1 mobilization	theory
   1 mobilization	through
   1 mobilize	resources
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   1 model	explains
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   1 model	is
   1 model	posits
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   1 models—the	propaganda
   1 modern	idea
   1 modern	societies:
   1 modern	society
   1 modern,	politically
   1 modern-day	society
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   1 money	and
   1 money	from
   1 money.	Key
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   1 most	automobiles.
   1 most	important
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   1 motives.	The
   1 move	past
   1 movement	(e.g.,
   1 movement	advocated
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   1 movement	organizations
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   1 movement.	Moreover,
   1 movement.	Type
   1 movements	aimed
   1 movements	arise
   1 movements	depends
   1 movements	develop
   1 movements	emerge
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   1 movements	generally
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   1 movements	which
   1 movements	while
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   1 movements.	For
   1 movements.	Key
   1 movements.	Social
   1 movements:	Counter-hegemony
   1 movement’s	access
   1 movement’s	organization
   1 movement’s	priorities
   1 movement’s	response
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   1 must	transform
   1 mutilation	in
   1 namely	the
   1 national	politicians
   1 national	politics
   1 national,	political,
   1 nationalities,	and
   1 nationalities,	religions
   1 nationality;	defining
   1 nations	and
   1 natural	habitat.
   1 nature.	Further,
   1 near	equal
   1 necessarily	require
   1 need	for
   1 needed.	A
   1 needs	and
   1 networks	of
   1 networks	such
   1 networks;	commitment
   1 new	class.
   1 new	collective
   1 new	global
   1 new	lifestyles,
   1 new	meanings
   1 new	politics
   1 new	socialmovement
   1 new	values,
   1 newspapers,	and
   1 next	stage,
   1 nineteenth	and
   1 nineteenth	century
   1 no	clear
   1 no	guarantee
   1 non-	materialistic
   1 non-violent),	and
   1 nonviolent	resistance
   1 nor	are
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   1 normally	concerned
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   1 not	actually
   1 not	aim
   1 not	change.
   1 not	eternal.
   1 not	feel
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   1 not	normally
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   1 not	take
   1 not	the
   1 not	these
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   1 objective,	e.g.
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   1 objectives.	Local
   1 observed	in
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