Lecture 16

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deep story

white men are working hard but aren't living the American Dream and falling behind

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American Dream

working hard to be better off than their parents

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cutting

non-members are ________ in line and take what isn't theirs

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marginalized

people who have the deep story are being insulted as rednecks and are being "______"

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government

according the deep story believers, the problem is the big _______

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emotionality, again, problem, government

Trump played on the ________ of the deep story: -make america great ______ -immigrants = ______ -get rid of big ______

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emotional

Trump focuses on eliciting and praising _______ responses from his fans, having popular support

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collective, unite

Trump's rallies links to Durkheim's _______ effervescence, which is the collective strong emotions that ______ people

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populist

Trump can be classified as a ________

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populism

schema that orients people in the political field

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the people, power blocks

populism is based on those 2 things: ____ _______ and _____ _____

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the people

element of populism that consists of the political community (true Americans) who share ideas

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power blocks

element of populism that society is divided into competing _____ _____ and there is an "us" vs. "them"

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politics

_____ involves struggles between the blocks

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people, members

one of the power blocks is the ______and others are not true _______

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unfairly

the people are struggling and are _______ treated (must fight for their rights)

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emotionality, powerful

populism is closely linked to ________ because it elicits emotions and is most powerful when these emotions are also ______

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nostalgia

sadness over loss that focuses on good experiences on the past, when the "people" were in power and they want it again

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again

Trump uses nostalgia with the slogan make America great ________

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anger

individual-oriented feeling over not getting your due and people not treating you how they should

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non

populism promotes anger when a member of the "people" feels mistreated by "_____-people" (ex: being called a redneck)

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resentment

moral rage and indignation focused on something bigger than oneself

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resent, morally

people _______ the political system because it "hurts" them and it is ______ wrong

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Black Lives Matter

movement that addresses racism and police violence against African Americans

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Environmental movement

movement in which diverse organizations seek to limit pollution to protect the environment

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Me too movement

movement concerning sexual violence against women

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Arab Spring movement

movement that pursued democratic reforms in several Middle Eastern countries

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Occupy Wall Street

global movement that critiqued capitalism and inequality

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Quebec student movement

movement that opposed educational policy increasing the cost of tuition

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Tea Party movement

movement that sought to limit big government

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left

most social movement are ______-winged, except the Tea Party

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conscientious politics

social movements involve collective making of claims that, if realized, would conflict with someone else's interests

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campaign

a sustained organized public ______ making collective claims on targeted authorities

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single, time

a campaign extends beyond a ______ event and occurs over considerable ______

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time

some people spend great ____ coordinating campaigns, others offer occasional support

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repertoire

social movement _____: consists of certain mass claim-making performances which are non-violent

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meetings, petitions

examples of social movement repertoire: public _____, vigils, rallies, signed ______...

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WUNC displays

characteristics that help to legitimize, sustain and control a social movement

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worthiness

social movements try to demonstrate _______ with the presence of respected individuals and pursuing of collective/public well-being

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unity

social movements have _____ through matching costumes, marching in ranks, singing *Durkheim

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numbers

social movements are great in ________ and show this be doing headcounts, petitions, filling streets to show that it is broadly supported

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commitment

people who participate in social movements brave bad weather, resist to oppression, and ostentatious sacrifice, showing _______

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grievances

1st theories of social movements assumed that big _____ cause social movements

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discrimination

_______ and hardship are a common motivator of social movements

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resources

later theories of social movements focused on ________ and capabilities making social movements possible

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resource mobilization theory

theory claiming that social movements are planned by rational actors and focuses on how resources individuals control affect social movements

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succeed

resource mobilization theory suggests that without diverse resources, social movements will not _______

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resources

______ are needed to engage lots of people, coordinate and inspire people

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entrepreneurial model

model of resource mobilization theory that sees social movement leaders as rational entrepreneurs who rationally organize and exploit resources to build an effective social movement

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maximizing

entrepreneurial model's concern is ________ resources

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social movement organizations (SMO)

organization that identifies its goals with a social movement and mobilizes people to participate

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social movement industries (SMI)

the complex of SMOs for a particular movement (ex: Green Peace)

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Civil Rights

Morris claims that organizations were vital mobilizational resources that made possible the success the ______ ________ movement

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churches, universities

according to Morris, the 2 organizations that organized the Civil Rights movement are: ______ and ______

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planning, resources

churches and universities provided key coordination and _____ and provided diverse types of _____ to produce the Civil Rights movement

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