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Napoleon Enteria,Hazim Awbi,Hiroshi Yoshinoction. Social movements of every type have proliferated in an increasingly dense civil society and are vibrant protagonists. But the accomplishments of social movements in organizing the popular classes have not been matched by an ability to offset the dramatic sharpening of social inequalities, inc

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C. R. Ruivo,J. J. Costa,A. R. Figueiredopendence on former colonial powers and their allies have replaced the colonial system. Economic restructuring and globalization exacerbate the situation. A study of women’s egalitarian movements therefore must recognize the domination of countries as well as of people. When women organize to challen

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-4255-7and Korean nationals leading the movements are fighting to advance the rights and humane treatment of individuals inside their territorial borders but outside their national polities: foreign workers at the bottom of the economic ladder.. The notions of equality, fairness and justice that these grou

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Egalitarian Social Movements in Western Europe: Can They Survive Globalization and the Economic and ‘political modularity’) have created tremendous political volatility and inspired popular pressure in both domestic and transnational settings — through new social movements (NSMs) and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) — for specific policy remedies.

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,Conclusion: Pinpointing the Significance of Women’s Empowerment, Recognizing Political Opportunitie those social movements. We noted global-level evidence that women’s movements have been more successful than movements working to reduce class inequalities and regional inequalities, and hypothesized that this relative success reflected, in part, the strategies employed by women’s and democracy movements.