Formation of the social-constructive approaches on social movements last third of 20th century
Keywords:
social movements, theories, paradigms, change of viewsAbstract
The article is concern with theoretical paradigms of past and present in explaining rise and decline of social movements. The major theories set out to social and economic terms have been re-evaluated. New approaches are emerged and point up the subjective aspects of individual interactions. The diverse between the old and new approaches seems to be unbridgeable. The article shows how the different theoretical views can be related. Is it possible to integrate them into a single theoretical framework?DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.17072/2218-1067-2015-2-107-127References
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