Social Movements, Activism, and Collective Mobilisation - HHI3003

Assessment 1: Written plan

Students will be given the opportunity to receive formative feedback on a short-written plan for both essays.

Written plan

Assessment 1: Written Assignment

Written Assignment

Assessment 2: Written Assignment

<p>This module aims for you to gain a key understanding of how the roles of collective mobilisation and social movements have moved to centre stage in explaining continuity and change in contemporary society. Different expressions of collective identity and social movements, from revolutionary to non-violent, peace movements, to women’s movements that have challenged gender discriminations, to those movements that seek to radicalise, alongside those based in class or ethnic identities, or climate and environmental issues, all seek to influence and shape the ways in which societies and the state behave. Social movements have been and continue to present major social forces in influencing and determining human history.</p>

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Behavioural Sciences

HHI3003 - Social Movements, Activism, and Collective Mobilisation

Social Movements, Activism, and Collective Mobilisation

Critically investigate the development function and roles of a variety of social movements and the activism.

Critically discuss the development, forms, diversities, strategies and impacts of past and current social movements.

Critically apply conceptual and theoretical ideas from political sociology to social movements and activism.

Critically analyse conceptual and theoretical understandings of social movements and activism within the framework of political sociology.