Disclosure of New Social Movements After 19th Century
Abstract
New Social Movements emerged like a wave in 1960s and have sustained so far. New social movements originated based on autonomy, cooperation and direct performance. Their main objective is to establish a more democratic and equal world. In order to reach these aims, a conscious struggle was conducted through various means. These movements have consciously refused political party organization and taking over political power. The major objective of this study is to settle, by comprehensive sociological methods, the purposes, patterns and causes for which social revolutions break out based on the distinctions of the former and novel paradigms such revolutions as well as explaining how these novel social revolutions that involve high participation, grasp the authority without modification and especially address changes in culture having an overwhelming identity orientation have an active role in cultural transformation.
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