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Touraine emphasizes that social movements reflect the stress placed in modern societies on activism in the achievement of goals. Modern societies are marked by what Touraine calls
historicity
Resource mobilization
Structural theory
Stage theory
- Alain Touraine, a French sociologist, is known for his ideas about social movements in modern societies.
- He believes modern societies focus heavily on activism for achieving goals.
- Historicity refers to the capacity of societies to develop according to their own internal logic and history.
- Resource mobilization theory examines how movements gain resources like money, labor, and media attention to achieve their objectives.
- Structural theory focuses on how society's organization influences human behavior.
- Stage theory describes the development of phenomena in distinct phases over time.
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