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Title Author Reviewer Page No. =_——$$ $$ er _ Paseo. Japan's ‘International 9 Youth' The Emergence ofa New Class of wm . wr ws 20s ighland Games: The aw Making of the Myth 20 20 The concept of social movement Mario Diani Mo evidenced a npressively in recent years efforts Mario Diani ap, discussing the concept of social movement as it has been field since the Focusing on the concept number of reasons. I sha identified wi for social movements st agreement about the use is reflected ts pay hardly any They rather move immediately to account for 1988) or the new movements (e.g. Dalton and many valuable analyses attention to the concey more substantive quest lization processes difference between ol Kuechler, 1990). This rather concepts such a conflict’ and the like.' ‘The question the ‘social movements’ specifically refer to. The absence of discussion concerning the concept of s movement has been usually attributed to the heterogenei incompatibility of the different approaches refore rises, what does lectual traditions. My goal linkage and to identify different ‘school specific social dyi 0, yet di from, the ones men rocess whereby several different actors informal or organisations, come to elaborate, through and/or communication, a shared cont 1990), f informal interaction andior organisations, conflict, on the basis of a of the concept are a more empirical J with European and Tarrow, 1988) "approach to n of the per (see Morris Mario Diani 1990). However, some single authors. Turner and Ki consigned to lack of organisation or to irrational behaviour. On the contrary, as the theory of emergent norm suggests, c behaviour represents merely a looser or ‘movements movement the movement for movements, from Turner and Killian’s, i.e. as ‘a set of opinions and ich represents preferences for changing some element social movements is reflected in the notion of ‘social movement sectors’ (McCarthy and Zald, According to this view, social movements organi isolated actors; rath tions, even wher 4 ic, competing and/or co- which in turn is part Zald, 198

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