Nicklas Nickel

Relative Deprivation Theory (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

In the intricate tapestry of human society, there exists a fascinating phenomenon that has played a pivotal role in shaping the course of history, driving revolutions, and fueling social change - Relative Deprivation. This groundbreaking book, "Unveiling Relative Deprivation," delves deep into the heart of this theory, exploring its definition, historical evolution, and profound implications for our world. Chapter by chapter, you'll embark on a captivating journey through the annals of social theory, shedding light on the roots of Relative Deprivation, from Robert Merton's pioneering work to its contemporary significance. Unravel the connections between Relative Deprivation and Social Comparison Theory, Equity Theory, and In-group/Out-group dynamics. Learn how Cognitive Dissonance influences our expectations and perception of fairness, creating a ripple effect across societies. The book also navigates through the various forms of Relative Deprivation, from material and status deprivation to political and cultural disparities, unraveling their impact on individuals and communities. It's an exploration of the factors that influence Relative Deprivation, be it individual traits, group dynamics, or structural inequalities. What are the consequences of Relative Deprivation? This book provides in-depth insights into the psychological, political, and health effects, unveiling the hidden cost of a world where relative inequalities persist. Beyond understanding the theory, "Unveiling Relative Deprivation" offers a profound look into its applications and implications. It unveils the potential for positive uses of Relative Deprivation, such as motivation and driving social change. Discover the policy implications for reducing deprivation and inequality and the cross-cultural variations in experiencing and expressing Relative Deprivation. The journey doesn't stop there; this book delves into the historical backdrop of revolutions. Explore the relationship between Relative Deprivation and major historical revolutions, from the French Revolution to the Civil Rights Movement and the Arab Spring. Understand the role of Relative Deprivation in igniting these transformative moments and the importance of comparative deprivation in forecasting revolutions. In his comprehensive analysis, Nicklas Nickel examines the insights offered by five notable literary works in relation to the concept of Relative Deprivation and its multifaceted aspects.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Nicklas Nickel
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Oktober 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9783910269156
• Artikelnr.: 72339342

Autorenporträt

About the Author: As the author of eight insightful books spanning the realms of economics, political science, and sociology, Nicklas Nickel has made a substantial impact on the world of literature and academic discourse. List of Books: - "Awareness and Economics" (In three volumes) - "Functionalism Theory" - "Public Choice Theory" - "Neo-Bonapartism" - "Machiavelli" Website: For more information about Nicklas Nickel and updates on their latest works, please visit their official website at www.nicklasnickel.com Instagram: Stay connected with Nicklas Nickel on Instagram, where you can gain insights into their literary journey and academic pursuits: Instagram.com/nicklasnickel Twitter: For the latest updates, thoughts, and discussions related to their books and academic interests, follow Nicklas Nickel on Twitter: Twitter.com/NicklasNickel For inquiries, collaborations, or to get in touch with Nicklas Nickel, please feel free to contact them via email at: [e-mail]. Nicklas Nickel eagerly awaits the opportunity to engage with readers, fellow academics, and enthusiasts who share a passion for the economic, political, and sociological discourse explored in their books. Your interaction and feedback are greatly appreciated.