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Studying collective actionMario Diani, Ron Eyerman

Studying collective action

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"This original book is the first to concentrate on the methodological problems of studying collective action. How do social movements such as environmental concern, political protest or feminism emerge and operate? How can the researcher chart and analyse the process?" "In a lucid and coherent discussion ranging across Europe, the authors emphasize the link between theorization and data analysis. This crucial step in the research process is often ignored in contemporary debates, which tend to reduce methodological issues to the mechanics of research techniques." "The book illustrates the…

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  • Other · English · 1992
    Sage Publications · 263 pages · 9780803985247
MethodologySocial movementsResearchCollectivism