Making Sense of Social Movements

Paperback • 2022 • English

Making Sense of Social Movements

By Nick Crossley

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About the book

The book is for people wanting to learn more about the process of how social movements arise, how they can be analyzed and new perspectives of social movements from the past.

Society and Social Sciences

History and Archaeology

Book details

ISBN

9780335206025

Published year

2022

Language

English

Original title

Making Sense of Social Movements

Format

Paperback

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