POL 3172 Study Guide - Final Guide: Resource Mobilization, Social Movement Theory, Process Theory

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Political Science
• Course: POL 3172
• Professor: Joseph Sawan

Document Summary

Throughout the course, several themes have been covered related to political participation and mobilization including various social movements, political parties, and voting behaviour. From the various case studies and conceptual frameworks discussed, select two examples that you believe explain the dynamics of participation in canada. Use course materials (and additional research if relevant) to support your argument: aboriginal movement, various acts have been put in place in order to deal with the canadian. Indigenous population such as the indian act (1876 2011), the 1960 white. Paper and the constitution act of 1982: the indian act, through its initial enforcement, restricted mobilization, organization and travel; and replaced traditional indigenous government with. It played a significant role in dividing the indigenous community into status and non-status indians or between federally recognized. Indians and those indigenous peoples recognized only as canadians". (ladner, 2008, p. 234: the 1969 white paper was a federal policy brief proposing the elimination of.