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Historical Case Studies of Collective Action Driving Legal Reform
Analyze historical examples, such as the Civil Rights Movement and Women's Suffrage, to explain how collective action achieves legal change.
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Collective Behavior: Forms, Dynamics, and Social Impact
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Examine the diverse forms of spontaneous and structured collective behavior and evaluate their historical and contemporary power to alter society.
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