HLTH 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Ecofascism, Delegative Democracy, Civil Disobedience

• School: Queen's University
• Department: Health Studies
• Course: HLTH 101
• Professor: Elaine Power

Document Summary

Hlth 101 lecture 10 democracy & movements: waves and a limited window. Guest speakers from till the cows come home . Questions for social movements like save our prison farms for active citizens of democracies: What are the roles of civil society and social movements within nation state. 3) grey area between not getting what you want and not functioning as designed . How do governance structures themselves change and what does the future of. **we can not take our democratic structures for granted we did not always have a democratic structure in place, and there"s no guarantee that we will have a democratic vote in the future. Civil society: all different types of groups of organizations that want to affect the broader movement of society, but aren"t part of the private or government sector. Anytime we try to influence each other, power is present, and resistance is present. There is a convergence of ecological change.