Resumo Estudos sobre movimentos geralmente assumem que os movimentos são campanhas insurgentes por mudança. Esta suposição é contestada através de um contraexemplo. As implicações desta análise para a teoria e crítica são consideradas.

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David Zarefsky (Ter,) estudou esta questão.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a202f00eaa49a33b5fc075c https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1080/03637757709390146

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1Lyndon Johnson and the American Dream, <i>by Doris Kearns</i>1976 · 149 citations
2A Grammar of Motives1969 · 2,713 citations
3Poverty and Human Resources Abstracts1966 · 37 citations
4Social movements in the United States1956 · 54 citations
5Group Theory and Individuals: the Origin of Poverty as a Political Issue in 19641971 · 3 citations

Also Consider

Synapse has enriched 5 closely related papers on similar clinical questions. Consider them for comparative context:

1Lyndon Johnson and the American Dream, <i>by Doris Kearns</i>1976 · 149 citations
2A Grammar of Motives1969 · 2,713 citations
3Poverty and Human Resources Abstracts1966 · 37 citations
4Social movements in the United States1956 · 54 citations
5Group Theory and Individuals: the Origin of Poverty as a Political Issue in 19641971 · 3 citations