Recruiting other ARAs: Sociological
research (from 95) suggests that animal advocates are often recruited by 'moral
shocks' rather than through networking:-
Recruiting strangers and friends: moral shocks and social networks in animal
rights and anti-nuclear protests
Author Jasper, J M; Poulsen, J D
Source Social Problems; 42 (4) Nov 95, p.493-512
ISSN 0037-7791
Abstract Through surveys of animal rights and anti-nuclear protestors,
distinguishes two mechanisms of recruitment to protest, one based primarily on
appeals to new recruits, the other on activating existing networks. Fewer
animal rights protestors rated family, friends and previous activism in other
causes as reasons for their animal rights participation; they were often
recruited directly by moral shocks in the form of visual and verbal rhetoric.
13 de fevereiro de 2006
o mundo se uniu para protestar contra a cruel industria de peles na China
