James Davies Argues That Relative Deprivation,not Absolute Deprivation,is What Motivates

question 34

Multiple Choice

James Davies argues that relative deprivation,not absolute deprivation,is what motivates revolution.Relative deprivation is the discrepancy between:

• A) those who believe society should be guided by religious faith and those who believe that capitalism should be the focus
• B) those who own the means of production and workers
• C) the educated and those with fewer skills
• D) the lives people are forced to lead and what they think could realistically be achieved

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Definitions:

Fortress Unionism

A strategy where labor unions focus on protecting the rights, wages, and benefits of their current members, often with less emphasis on recruiting new members or organizing new sectors.

Solidarity Unionism

A labor movement approach that emphasizes direct action and the collective power of workers, rather than formal union structures, to achieve common goals.

Bargaining Power

The relative capacity of one party to exert influence over another in negotiations, such as in labor discussions between employers and unions.

Employee Ownership Unionism

A labor movement strategy focusing on workers' acquisition of ownership stakes in their companies as a means of empowerment.