集合行為の制度化研究序説 : 集合行為の形態史研究に向けて(II個人研究)

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In modern democratic societies, such collective action as political demonstrations and riots are not merely a target of governmental policing because they also are controlled by institutionalization through interaction between protesters and control agents. This institutionalization process is marked by the development on both sides of "repertoires" for collective action. In this paper, we review two studies on the institutionalization of collective action; one focuses on the protester's side, the other on the control agent's side. They point out the basic pattern of social control against collective action. Through this investigation, 'a morphological-historical model' for studying collective action will be proposed.
龍谷大学の論文
2005-03-25