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Resources
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(R1)Donetella Della PORTA, Mario DIANI, Çev. Pelin ÇAKIR, Ceren GÜLBUDAK, TOPLUMSAL HAREKETLER, İş BANKASI Kültür YAYINLARI,2020, İstanbul; (R2) İhsan KURTBAŞ, TOPLUMSAL HAREKETLER SİYASASI: TEORİ - OLUŞUM - DÖNÜŞÜM, Detay Yayıncılık, 2017, Ankara; (R3) Ahmet Uysal, TOPLUMSAL HAREKETLER SOSYOLOJİSİ, Tezkire Yayınları, 2016, İstanbul; (R4) Hayriye ÖZEN, `Meydan Hareketleri ve ?Eski? ve ?Yeni? Toplumsal Hareketler`,Mülkiye Dergisi, 39(2); (R5) E C Gürcan, (2019) `Bir Siyasal Süreç Olarak Fransız Sarı Yelekliler Hareketi`nin Ortaya Çıkışı`, Mülkiye Dergisi, 43(2); (R6) Ders Notu 1; (R7) Ders Notu 2; (K7) TOPLUMSAL HAREKETLER VE MEDYA: kAVRAMLAR, kURAMLAR VE tARTIŞMALAR, karakoç, E, TAYDAŞ, O, (2020),Literatür Akademi
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Goals
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This course is designed to present the basic dynamics, the effects and the consequences of social movements or mass movements that emerge as an instance of collective behavior, through social sciences in an interdisciplinary way. The purpose of this course is to study the driving forces and dynamics of new social movements, and the interaction between the individual, the society and the state in an international level, by discussing the political, philosophical, sociological, economic and cultural foundations of social movements. In this context, historical and contemporary examples will be examined as well as theoretical approaches explaining social movements. Another purpose of the course is that unlike peaceful social movements, it is to analyze the collective organization of political violence through the radicalization processes of individuals in the light of theories of social movements such as the Resource Mobilization and the New Social Movements Theories. Accordingly, examining the phenomenon of extremism and radicalization that can be transformed into violent acts as a result of a certain process due to the factors as such ideology, belonging and identity is another aim of the course by taking the formation processes of collective political violence organizations, social and political conditions, organizational dynamics and dynamics of individual participation into consideration.
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Content
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Basic Concepts: Social Movements, Collective Behaviour, Social Change and Activism
Emergence and Historical Development of Social Movements
Forms, Features and Stages of Social Movements
Theories of social Movements I
Theories of social Movements II
New Social Movements: The Comparison of Old and New Social Movements
Features, Basic Dynamics and Political Role of New Social Movements
Driving Forces in the New Social Movements: Globalization, Neo-Liberalization Processes and Civil Society Discussions
Social Media and Social Movements: Media and Activism
Local and Global Effects of Social Movements: Social Movement Examples
Identity and Radicalism / Extremism in Social Movements
Causes and Factors of Radicalism / Extremism
Processes and consequences of Radicalization
Reverse Radicalization
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