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CARREJO, Juan Sebastián. SOCIAL MOVEMENTS AS AN EXPRESSION OF MICRO POWER, BIO POWER AND BIO POLITICS: CONCRETE CASE EZLN. Revista San Gregorio [online]. 2017, vol.1, n.17, pp.70-78. ISSN 2528-7907.

The study of power as a social phenomenon has been approached from a plurality of theories and perspectives corresponding to different theoretical currents and doctrines of thought, as well as different historical and social circumstances. From the age Antigua to modernity, they have become different thoughts about this social phenomenon, where every historical period, from a materialistic perspective of history, has built and conceptualized differently and in many further occasions, his reflections about power as a social phenomenon.

Every social movement is a collective action, but not all collective action is a social movement, since the collective action consists of a shared, common interest, which is the one that manages to integrate individuals into collective action, raising a symbolic representation but it not necessarily lasts and extension in time nor the approach of repertoires of struggle, these being key components in the structure of all Mss.

Palavras-chave : Power; social movements; conflict; politics; theory.

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