Assembling perspective

Definition

Assembling perspective in sociology refers to a framework for understanding how social movements and collective behavior are organized, highlighting the processes through which individuals come together to form a collective unit with shared interests or goals. It examines the ways in which groups mobilize resources, communicate, and strategize to achieve their objectives.

Related terms

Collective Behavior:

Spontaneous or organized actions that emerge quickly among a group of people sharing common interests or concerns.

Social Movements:

Organized efforts by a large group of people to achieve specific societal changes, often aiming at resolving societal issues or promoting new ideas.

Resource Mobilization Theory:

A theory that focuses on the importance of resources in the development, organization, and success of social movements