Social Movement

Question 1

Relative deprivation

Answer 1

When actual satisfaction doesn’t meet expected satisfaction

Question 2

Resource mobilisation theory

Answer 2

Grievances not enough to spark social movements

-> needs organisation to gain resources: money, labour, mass media, knowledge

Question 3

Political opportunity theory

Answer 3

Insurgent consciousness
Organisational strength
Political opportunities (increased political pluralism and enfranchisement, decline in repression, division within elites

Question 4

New social movement

Answer 4

Post-industrial
Shift from material to human well being, rights
Less formal, more fluid

Question 5

Framing social movement

Answer 5

Condense wider world to specific events

Question 6

diagnostic framing

Answer 6

Identifying a problem, assign blame

Question 7

Prognostic framing

Answer 7

Suggest solutions

Question 8

Motivational framing

Answer 8

Call to arms rationale for action

Question 9

Frame alignment

Answer 9

Link goals of different movements to join forces, recruitment

Question 10

Stages of social movement

Answer 10

Emergence
Growth
Routinisation
Success/failure