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Ideology in Social Movements

The role of ideology in social movements refers to the set of beliefs and values that shape the goals, strategies, and identities of collective actions aimed at social change, influencing how participants interpret their experiences and mobilize support. Ideology serves as a framework that unites individuals around common objectives and guides their responses to social issues.

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Ideology plays a crucial role in shaping social movements by providing a framework of beliefs that guide their actions and goals. It influences how movements are organized, how they communicate their messages, and how they mobilize supporters. Understanding the different ideologies that drive social...

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Key Terms

Ideology
A set of beliefs and values that guide actions.

Example: Socialism promotes collective ownership.

Collective Identity
Shared sense of belonging among group members.

Example: The LGBTQ+ community's pride events.

Mobilization
The process of rallying people to take action.

Example: Organizing protests for climate change.

Framing
The way issues are presented to influence perception.

Example: Describing poverty as a systemic issue.

Political Opportunity
The external factors that affect a movement's success.

Example: Elections can create openings for new movements.

Activism
Efforts to promote, impede, or direct social change.

Example: Grassroots campaigns for social justice.

Related Topics

Political Ideologies
Study of different political beliefs and their impact on society.
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Social Change Theories
Exploration of theories explaining how societies change over time.
intermediate
Grassroots Movements
Focus on community-driven efforts for social change.
intermediate

Key Concepts

Collective IdentityMobilizationFramingPolitical Opportunity