Social Movements in Interaction with Political Parties

Abstract

The literature on the interplay of social movements and political parties is growing as sociologists regain interest in political parties and political scientists pay closer attention to citizens’ discontent and its various political expressions. This chapter discusses the role of political parties and social movements as key actors for democratic representation, presents four fields in social movement studies that have dealt with movement-party interactions, and discusses how movement-party interactions and hybrid forms might be reshaped in times of a crisis of democratic representation.

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