Comparative Perspectives on Social Movements 1996
DOI: 10.1017/cbo9780511803987.009
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The organizational structure of new social movements in a political context

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“…If an NGO agrees to participate in a public policy process it is likely to loose credibility with other domain actors and public opinion if it simultaneously tries to use the fast track. We can draw a parallel here with Kriesi's (1996) finding that in countries such as Switzerland where there are many mechanisms for actors to be involved in public policy processes, violent protests and civil disobedience are not seen as credible by the public. In contrast, in France where these mechanisms are weaker or absent, strikes and violent protests are more readily accepted (Kriesi et al 1992).…”
Section: Governmentmentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…If an NGO agrees to participate in a public policy process it is likely to loose credibility with other domain actors and public opinion if it simultaneously tries to use the fast track. We can draw a parallel here with Kriesi's (1996) finding that in countries such as Switzerland where there are many mechanisms for actors to be involved in public policy processes, violent protests and civil disobedience are not seen as credible by the public. In contrast, in France where these mechanisms are weaker or absent, strikes and violent protests are more readily accepted (Kriesi et al 1992).…”
Section: Governmentmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Networks have been classified into these categories based on how they vary in the following dimensions: number and type of actors, functions, structure, degree of institutionalisation, rules of conduct, power relations and actor strategies (van Waarden 1992). Kriesi has provided a simpler typology based on state strength or weakness and whether the dominant strategy of the state towards new actors is exclusive or inclusive (Kriesi 1996).…”
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“…O conceito de estrutura de oportunidades políticas tem sido utilizado para descrever "as dimensões consistentes -mas não necessariamente formais, permanentes ou nacionais -do ambiente político que tanto facilitam ou dificultam a emergência da ação coletiva como impactam a trajetória histórica das mobilizações coletivas (Tarrow, 1988). Essas dimensões são compostas por três fatores: as mudanças no estilo de interação entre Estado e sociedade, como repressão, cooptação ou negociação; o aumento da permeabilidade das instituições políticas e administrativas às demandas sociais; e a disponibilidade de aliados políticos e sociais para os grupos mobilizados dentre partidos, elites sociais, meios de comunicação, comunidade científica, sindicatos e outros movimentos sociais (Kriesi, 1995).…”
Section: Mobilização Política E Direito: Síntese Analíticaunclassified
“…7 Por meio desses suportes, os movimentos sociais mobilizam "repertórios de ação" compostos de formas de ação políti-ca não institucionalizadas -protestos públicos, greves, boicotes -e institucionalizadas, como lobbies e o uso das normas e procedimentos judiciais. (Tilly, 1978;Kriesi, 1995).…”
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