Sociology of Political Activism

Sociology of political activism studies how and why groups of people engage in activities to influence social or political change. It examines factors like social networks, cultural beliefs, economic conditions, and historical context that motivate individuals and groups to mobilize, protest, or advocate for causes. This field also explores the impact of activism on society and politics, as well as differences across cultures and communities. Overall, it seeks to understand the social processes and structures that shape activism and its role in shaping policies and social justice.