week12/Social Movement/Ami Kim

1.       Summary

Social movements are the broad social alliances of people connected through joint interests that prevent or influence social change. Social movements are a component of formal organized social movements, but social movements form part of certain social movements. Social movements can be divided into four types depending on what is the movement that is trying to make changes and how much change is advocated. : changes at the individual level (AA), changes at a broader group or social level (anti-globalization), and minor changes, or radical changes. Social movements appear for a variety of reasons and are generally bureaucratic. Sociologists have tried various theories to explain this movement. (Full theory, mass social theory, structural transformation theory, resource mobilization theory, political process theory, cultural theory, etc.)

2.       What is interesting / what did you learn

I've learned anew about the new social movement. The term NSMs is the theory of social movement, which attempts to explain the excessive new movement that has occurred in many Western societies since the mid-1960s. The theory asserts that social movements have caused the economy to rise after industrialization, and says the move is very different from the previous industrial economic movement. Its most striking feature is that it is mainly social and cultural and political only if it is an exception.

3.       Discussion point

These days, the feminist movement is happening. How do you feel about the feminist movement you??