Solidarity theory suggests that social movements emerge as a result of the disruption of traditional norms and social organization.

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Solidarity theory, often associated with Resource Mobilization Theory, suggests that social movements emerge through the organization and mobilization of resources by groups seeking to enact social change, rather than primarily as a response to the disruption of traditional norms and social organization.

Solidarity Theory Suggests That Social Movements Emerge as a Result