Strategic Collective Action: Social Psychology and Social Change

Stephen C. Wright

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Social and Intergroup Psychology Social Power and Status Dynamics Social Movements and Cultural Identity

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This chapter contains section titled: Defining Collective Action Completing a Framework for Action in Response to Disadvantage Recent History and Background The Road to Collective Action Experiencing Negative Social Identity: Making Intergroup Social Comparisons Individual Mobility or Social Change: Assessing Boundary Permeability Cognitive Alternatives/Collective Action Frames: Assessing Legitimacy and Collective Control Summary and Conclusions Notes References

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