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<Social Movements>

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What is the social movements?

Social activity is an alliance connected with similar interests.

But social movements do not need to be official.

 Deprivation theory suggests that deprived people start social movements. A disenfranchised person means those who are deprived of service and comfort. However, there is a problem with this theory.

It is because of the question of why people are engaged in social movements of other people's deprivation of deprivation.

 Mass-Society Theory states that social movements are what little people do.

 Structural-Strain Theory presents six factors that promote the development of social movements. The factors are structural conduciveness, structural strain, growth and spread of a solution, precipitating factors , lack of social control , mobilization. However, the only sign of this factor is loss and deprivation.

 Resource-Mobilization Theory emphasizes the importance of resources in the development of social movements. People with discontent develop social movements when they get a chance to resource. This resource also contains internal resources. People who act consider profit and expense in theory. And people continue to keep their promises through the network and maintaining the interpersonal relationship. In addition, organizations demand leadership and persistence of leadership.

 Political Process Theory identifies three essential elements. There are insurgent consciousness, organizational strength, and political opportunities. However, it seems a little difficult to understand this theory accurately. It is difficult to understand that the members are unfairly abused.

Currently, a social movement is taking place at Gwanghwamun in South Korea as a serious event. Social awareness of society seems to have led to social movements. So I was quite impressed with the social movements this week.