In B. Klandermans , H. Kriesi , & S. Tarrow (Eds.), From structure to action: Comparing movement participation across Taylor, D. M. , & McKirnan, D. J. ( 1984).

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Iteration och identifierbarhet. Axelrod (1984) föreslår som tidigare kommelsen 1984 följt av nya försök till Haga-överläggningar samt samt, för en översikt över ”the Politics of Social Protest”, Jenkins & Klandermans 1995. 7. översikterna i Jenkins 1983: 528f; Klandermans 1984: 583). Med avstamp i socialpsykologiska teorier lanserades förklaringar i termer av att ”person-.

Participation was seen as an opportunity to change a state of affairs at affordable costs. It became clear, however, that instrumental reasoning is not a sufficient reason to participate in protest. Gradually, the significance of collective identity as a motive became clearer (e.g., de Weerd & Klandermans, 1999; (Klandermans, 1984), university students (van Zomeren et al., 2004), and obese, gay, and elderly people (Simon et al., 1998). 1Although we acknowledge the influence of identification and group based anger on collective action participation, in this article we will focus on instrumental and ideological factors.

Klandermans, Bert. (1984) Mobilizations and Participation: Social-Psychological Expansions of Resource Mobilization Theory. American Sociological Review.

1998; Klandermans 1984). SpecialThematicSectionon"SocietalChange" FromCorrelationtoCausation:TheCrucialityofaCollectivityintheContext ofCollectiveAction JacquelienvanStekelenburg*a,NatashaC Article Reference Social Networks and Individual Perceptions: Explaining Differential Participation in Social Movements PASSY, Florence, GIUGNI, Marco Furthermore, many studies have found that integration in protest promoting groups or personal networks provides important incentives to participate (Klandermans, 1984; McAdam and Paulsen, 1993; Opp and Gern, 1993; Kitts, 2000). In those groups or networks rewards or punishments—i.e.

years (see Klandermans et al. [2008] for empirical evi-dence combining these explanations; Van Stekelenburg and Klandermans [2007] for a theoreti-cal overview; and Van Zomeren et al. [2008] for a meta-analytical overview). In this section we try to assess where we stand and propose future directions that theorizing and research might take.

Opp (1983) found that such incentives were important in activities in the antinuclear movement in West Germany. Klan-dermans (1984) found a moderate effect in union participation, and Mitchell (1979) found no effect in American environmental organiza- Klandermans B (1984) Mobilization and participation: Social-psychological expansions of resource mobilization theory. American Sociological Review 49: 583–600. Klandermans's (1984) words, action mobili- zation-is more difficult than one might imagine. Movement participation, we have previously argued, evolves in four steps: (1) one becomes a sympathizer of the move- ment, then (2) a target of mobilization at- tempts; next (3) one becomes motivated to participate, and finally, (4) one overcomes According to Klandermans (1984), three different motives for social move- ment participation can thus be distinguished, with each of the three motives originating from a different type of expected costs or benefits.

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With. tance of others in decisions to participate in protest (Klandermans 1984; van Zomeren and. Spears 2009). Social rewards and sanctions by group members, 15 Jan 2004 Direct measures of solidary and purposive incentives have the expected positive relations (Opp 1988, Klandermans 1984, Klandermans.

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transform willingness to participate into actual participation (Klandermans 2004 ). people's motivation to participate in protest (e.g., Klandermans 1984).

sphere (Gamson 1992; Klandermans 1984; Snow and Benford 1988).

Collective mobilization and social protest are important social-psychological phenomena that can have significant consequences for individuals as well as societies (e.g., Klandermans, 1997). Indeed, mass demonstrations, strikes, sit-ins, and petitions can put pressure on the powers that be to change existing policies and thus shape how societies deal with social issues (e.g., McAdam, 1982 ).

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American Sociological Review. 1984 deltog höga företrädare för kristdemokraterna, liberalerna och demokratiska socialisterna för Efter Europavalet 1984 kunde MSI äntligen upprätta en europeisk högergrupp I Klandermans, Bert; Mayer, Nonna (red.).