Resources and Social Movement Mobilization

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Social Movements and Cultural Identity Political Conflict and Governance Latin American socio-political dynamics

Abstract

This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Social Movements and the Distribution and Redistribution of Resources Typology of Social Movement Resources Key Resource Attributes Mechanisms of Access and Source Constraints Key Resource Mobilization Processes Conclusion

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