Cultures of solidarity (Book Review); Frontiers in social movement theory (Book Review); Contested lives (Book Review)

This article examines theoretical issues about movement culture through an assessment of the recent cultural turn in social movement research. Various strands of work are discussed: Fantasia's Cultures of Solidarity; efforts to revise resource mobilization theory, including the collection Frontier...

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Publicado en:Sociology of Religion Vol. 57; pp. 87 - 101
Autor principal: Hart, Stephen
Formato: Book Review
Publicado: Oxford University Press / UK Spring 1996
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