new social movements

Social Movements and Impact of Globalization: A Sociological Perspective

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Louis Althusser’s Views on Conflict Theory: A Sociological Analysis

Introduction In the contemporary era, social movements are not confined within the boundaries of nation-states but are deeply intertwined with the processes of globalization. Globalization, which refers to the intensification of worldwide social relations linking distant localities, has brought about profound changes in the way societies operate, communicate, and mobilize. From environmental movements to feminist … Read more

New Social Movements in Sociological Aspect

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Political Polarization: Weber’s Power Theory in Action

Introduction Social movements have historically played a crucial role in shaping societies, challenging oppressive structures, and creating spaces for alternative visions of social order. Classical movements, such as labor movements or anti-colonial struggles, were largely centered on material concerns—economic redistribution, political rights, or control over state power. However, from the late 20th century onwards, a … Read more