SOCJ 325: Collective Behavior and Social Movements

SOCIAL JUSTICE University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh 3.0 credits

Course Description

Collective Behavior provides an analysis of spontaneous, emergent and transitory behavior in relatively unstructured social situations. Social Movements considers formation and dynamics of collective efforts to change or maintain the status quo or to return to some antecedent state. Cross-listed: SOC JUST 325/SOC 325. Prerequisites: SOC 101, 151 or 203 or instructor consent. Strongly recommended: Minimum of 6 credits in Sociology.

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