The Functionalist Perspective on Social Change 447 Chapter 18: Social Movements and Social The Conflict Perspective on Social Change 449 Change Rise-and-Fall Theories of Social Change 450 A Low-Wage Revolution? 462 Sources of Social Change 451 Sociological Perspectives on Social Change 463 Collective Behavior 451 The Functionalist Perspective 463 DIGITAL SOCIETY: Mob! 452 The Conflict Perspective 464 Contagion Theories 453 Rise-and-Fall Theories of Social Change 465 Emergent Norm Theories 454 INEQUALITY MATTERS: Sports and Social Change Value-Added Theory 454 466 INEQUALITY MATTERS: Occupywallstreet Sources of Social Change 468 .org—Organizing OnLine 455 Collective Behavior 468 How Do Crowds Act? 456 Contagion Theories 468 456 Emergent Norm Theories 469 Fads and Fashions 456 Value-Added Theory 470 Panics and Crazes 457 How Do Crowds Act? 470 Social Movements 458 470 Types of Social Movements 458 Fads and Fashions 471 Reformist Social Movements 459 Panics and Crazes 471 Revolutionary Movements 460 Rebellions 461 Social Movements 472 Reactionary Movements 461 Types of Social Movements 473 BEHIND THE NUMBERS: Millions of Reformist Movements 473 Demonstrators . . . Or Not 462 TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY: #SocialChange 474 Communitarian Movements 463 Revolutionary Movements 476 Why Do Social Movements Arise? 463 Rebellions 476 Approaches 463 BEHIND THE NUMBERS: Millions of Demonstrators . Organizational-Level Approaches 463 . . Or Not 477 Macro-Level Approaches 465 Reactionary Movements 478 Cultural-Level Studies and Alignment” 465 “Frame Utopian Movements 478 Micromobilization Contexts for Building Social Why Do Social Movements Arise? 479 Movements 466 Micro-Level Approaches 479 New Social Movements 467 Approaches 480 Why Study Social Change? 467 Approaches 481 WHAT CAN I DO WITH A SOCIOLOGY Studies and Alignment” 482 DEGREE? “Frame Micromobilization Contexts for Building Social CAREER DEVELOPMENT: SELECTED SOCIOLOGY Movements 482 CAREER RESOURCES 468 New Social Movements 482 Summary 470 Why Study Social Change? 483 Key 470 WHAT CAN I DO WITH A SOCIOLOGY DEGREE? Discussion Questions 471 CAREER DEVELOPMENT: Selected Sociology Career Discover Stats 471 Resources 484 Summary 486 Key Terms 486 Discussion Questions 487 * What’s New-bold *What’s moved location *What’s removed BEST BET BUNDLES
The Functionalist Perspective on Social Change 447 The Conflict Perspective on Social Change 449 Rise-and-Fall Theories of Social Change 450 Sources of Social Change 451 Collective Behavior 451 DIGITAL SOCIETY: Mob! 452 Contagion Theories 453 Emergent Norm Theories 454 Value-Added Theory 454 INEQUALITY MATTERS: Occupywallstreet .org—Organizing OnLine 455 How Do Crowds Act? 456 456 Fads and Fashions 456 Panics and Crazes 457 Social Movements 458 Types of Social Movements 458 Reformist Social Movements 459 Revolutionary Movements 460 Rebellions 461 Reactionary Movements 461 BEHIND THE NUMBERS: Millions of Demonstrators . . . Or Not 462 Communitarian Movements 463 Why Do Social Movements Arise? 463 Approaches 463 Organizational-Level Approaches 463 Macro-Level Approaches 465 Cultural-Level Studies and “Frame Alignment” 465 Micromobilization Contexts for Building Social Movements 466 New Social Movements 467 Why Study Social Change? 467 WHAT CAN I DO WITH A SOCIOLOGY DEGREE? CAREER DEVELOPMENT: SELECTED SOCIOLOGY CAREER RESOURCES 468 Summary 470 Key 470 Discussion Questions 471 Discover Stats 471 Chapter 18: Social Movements and Social Change A Low-Wage Revolution? 462 Sociological Perspectives on Social Change 463 The Functionalist Perspective 463 The Conflict Perspective 464 Rise-and-Fall Theories of Social Change 465 INEQUALITY MATTERS: Sports and Social Change 466 Sources of Social Change 468 Collective Behavior 468 Contagion Theories 468 Emergent Norm Theories 469 Value-Added Theory 470 How Do Crowds Act? 470 470 Fads and Fashions 471 Panics and Crazes 471 Social Movements 472 Types of Social Movements 473 Reformist Movements 473 TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY: #SocialChange 474 Revolutionary Movements 476 Rebellions 476 BEHIND THE NUMBERS: Millions of Demonstrators . . . Or Not 477 Reactionary Movements 478 Utopian Movements 478 Why Do Social Movements Arise? 479 Micro-Level Approaches 479 Approaches 480 Approaches 481 Studies and “Frame Alignment” 482 Micromobilization Contexts for Building Social Movements 482 New Social Movements 482 Why Study Social Change? 483 WHAT CAN I DO WITH A SOCIOLOGY DEGREE? CAREER DEVELOPMENT: Selected Sociology Career Resources 484 Summary 486 Key Terms 486 Discussion Questions 487 * What’s New-bold *What’s moved location *What’s removed BEST BET BUNDLES
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