SOC518Graduate
Social Movements and Civic Action
Printed in the catalogue as SOCIAL MOVEMENTS AND CIVIC ACTION
Course content
The course will critically examine the major theoretical approaches to the study of social movements and NGOs. The emergence and development of any social protest: recruitment and mobilization, tactics and strategies, and external opposition and control. Do contemporary forms of protest strengthen civil society and democratic development around the world? The objective of the course is to critically apply the theories we discuss to contemporary protest and political activity.
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