SOC 1105 Study Guide - Collective Behavior, Social Control, Resource Mobilization

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Sociology
• Course: SOC 1105
• Professor: Liam Kilmurray

Document Summary

Repertoire of collective action: the limited set of protest form familiar during a given time. Claim-making performances: public gatherings of collective actors who use familiar tactics in making claims on the interests of targets. Professionalized: movements that have leaders who are paid to work full time for movement organizations, that often attract conscience constituents rather than beneficiaries, and that rely in financial contributions rather than activism from large number of participants. Counter movement: a set of opinions and beliefs in a population opposed to a social movement. Social movement organization: a complex or formal, organizations within which identifies its goals with the preference of a social movement or a countermovement and attempts to implement those goals. Social movement industry: the collection of social movement organizations within a movement. Social movement sector: all of the social movement industries in a society.