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10. Changing Mobilization Of Individual Activists?

Stefaan Walgrave

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Abstract

Existing work on mobilization can be categorized along two axes: structure vs. culture and bottom-up (individuals) vs. top-down (organizations). Structural top-down mobilization seems now to be complemented with mobilization in which individuals play a larger role and formal organizations are to some extent by-passed.

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Existing work on mobilization can be categorized along two axes: structure vs. culture and bottom-up (individuals) vs. top-down (organizations). Structural top-down mobilization seems now to be complemented with mobilization in which individuals play a larger role and formal organizations are to some extent by-passed.

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Existing work on mobilization can be categorized along two axes: structure vs. culture and bottom-up (individuals) vs. top-down (organizations). Structural top-down mobilization seems now to be complemented with mobilization in which individuals play a larger role and formal organizations are to some extent by-passed.

Key concepts: Mobilization, Political science, Work (physics), Community mobilization, Social mobilization, Political economy, Sociology, Politics

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