Politics
One example of this bureaucratic-based authority is the U.S. presidency
What is rational-legal authority?
This stage of production is typically associated with an economy of a developing country
What is primary sector production?
Predicts that movement participation comes from people feeling discontent with their unjust circumstances
What is relative deprivation theory?
Unlike authoritarian rule, here your participation is welcomed
What is democracy?
Private ownership and expanding wealth through profit is key to this economic system
What is capitalism?
Being convinced: (1) a problem exists; (2) solutions could work; and (3) your action is needed
What is (successful) frame alignment?
People listen to dude because of his charming personality and his way with words
What is charismatic authority?
The revolution that paved way for economies with secondary sector production
The Industrial Revolution
Radical change for the whole of society
What is a revolutionary movement?
Nearly complete control of the population, certainly fear of constant government monitoring, etc.
What is totalitarianism?
Neither a pure socialist, nor a pure capitalist economic system
What is a mixed economy?
Explains that successful social movements are predicted by those organizations that have access to people and resources (and know how to use them)
What is resource mobilization theory?
The system, the establishment, the government, Big Brother, the man. Many get smashed by it... while others may seek to smash it themselves
What is the state?
This economic stage is associated with the post-modern sociological mindset
What is tertiary sector production?
School shootings (e.g., Newtown, Parkland, Uvalde, etc.) have shook the nation. These events have captured greater support for social movements fighting for gun control measures. Many look to these tragic events as a catalysts... or these
What are precipitating factors?