Titlebook: Urban Social Movements; Stuart Lowe Textbook 1986Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1986 social science.sociology

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Castells on Urban Social Movements,n of the subject field and content of the urban system and process have provoked the most important and far-ranging debate since urban studies first reached maturity as a distinct discipline in the work of the ‘Chicago School’ of sociologists in the 1920s. There are, of course, many other contributo

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The Mobilisation Process,ibit the mobilisation process. Mobilisation is taken to mean, therefore, both organisational action and also non-protest on apparently objective issue bases. Action and non-action need to be held within the same analytical framework (Dunleavy, 1977). This chapter draws on themes that are found in Ca

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Public Sector Housing Movements, geographically identifiable as a ‘community’ (most council housing is built as estates), and also the public wing of the sectoral divide in housing. This chapter describes the social base characteristics of council housing, reviews the available evidence on the nature and characteristics of tenants

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,Ideologies in Local Politics — The Ratepayers’ and Squatters’ Movements,eld of urban studies based on collective consumption. But in his concern with urban social movements Castells does not systematically explore the influence of ideology on social movement formation. The possibility of important effects on the genesis and types of urban movements arising out of social

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Castells on Urban Social Movements,able in English translation, and the review of his work in this chapter is limited to the articles and books that are more readily available to English readers. In addition, the philosophical genesis of Castells’s original position has been more than adequately discussed elsewhere (Saunders, 1981).

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The Mobilisation Process,ms, the identification of social bases and their potential to generate urban movements, and the pervasive influence of a range of key urban system ideologies which directly condition the genesis of some groups and underlie the whole of the local political system.