9 Questions
What is the implied relationship among the three spheres in the context of social movements?
There is an iterative and reinforcing relationship among them.
In the context of social movements, what do the crosshatched areas bud out from the core represent?
Areas that are not strictly part of the movement, but still interesting to researchers.
Which type of organizations would likely be located in the upper left secondary area according to the text?
Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs)
What draws a researcher's attention to other groups in social movements according to the text?
Shared similar ideas and network ties.
Which aspect of social movements is highlighted in the upper left secondary area according to the text?
Supportive of social change but less removed from ordinary relations
How does the text describe the relationship between related groups in social movements?
Iterative and reinforcing
Which types of organizations occupy a middle ground less removed from ordinary, institutionalized social relations according to the text?
NGOs, advocacy organizations, and interest groups
Why are some related groups interesting to researchers even if they are not strictly part of the social movement?
'Because they occupy a middle ground that supports social change.'
Which type of organizations might be found in the crosshatched areas that bud out from the core of social movement analysis?
'Labor unions advocating for workers' rights'
Explore the concept of social movements and the cognitive schemata that guide interpretations of events for movement participants, bystander publics, and political elites. Learn about collective identity, interpretative frames, and ongoing collective elaborations in interactions.
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