This course introduces the major theoretical debates in the study of social movements through a series of Canadian case studies. Students will consider the role of protest in agenda setting, how power shapes actors’ protest tactics, and the relationship between protest and other forms of political engagement.
This course introduces the major theoretical debates in the study of social movements through a series of Canadian case studies. Students will consider the role of protest in agenda setting, how power shapes actors’ protest tactics, and the relationship between protest and other forms of political engagement.
