32 KB1061 KB26 KB196520251997Fabjančič, Ninaletnik:34številka:4str. 631-641ISSN:0040-3598COBISSID:18017117URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-U3RLYRQWslFakulteta za sociologijo, politične vede in novinarstvo v LjubljaniTeorija in praksaangažiranostdružbena gibanjaecologyekologijaekološka krizaekološka zavestraziskave javnega mnenjazaznavanjePercepcija ekološke ogroženosti in osebne (ne)moči ter ekološka aktivnost|On the basis of survey data the author analyses factors which influence ecological engagement, i. e. participation in collective actions aimed at solving environmental problems. Two factors are examined: (1) sense of being endangered by different sources of pollution and (2) sense of power or belief that a person is able to contribute to the solving ecological problems. These two factors are derived from two theories of social movements: deprivation theory and resource mobilisation theory. The results of data analysis indicatethat both factors examined, have a significant influence on ecological engagement which means that the combination of both theories offers a better explanation of ecological engagement than each theory by itself although they originally oppose each otherTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of Slovenia