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    Exam 18: A: Social Change,collective Behaviour,and Social Movements
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    Informal Social Movements Generally Emerge in Opposition to a Specific
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Informal Social Movements Generally Emerge in Opposition to a Specific

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Informal social movements generally emerge in opposition to a specific local issue (such as a plan to privatize a community's water supply).

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