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En aquest article pretenem analitzar si la situació en què es troba el Movimento 5 Stelle, nascut a Itàlia l’any 2009 i impulsat per Beppe Grillo, és eficient per a exercir influència social. Per a això presentem primerament una revisió de la teoria d’influència minoritària de Serge Moscovici i tot seguit es realitza una recerca documental que permeti analitzar quina és la percepció social que es desprèn del comportament d’aquest moviment i de les seves propostes, així com l’abast del conflicte que creen al no voler pactar per a la formació d’un govern estable havent obtingut una gran representació a les eleccions generals del febrer del 2013. Després d’apuntar les conclusions de l’anàlisi que recolzen l’aparent possibilitat d’exercir influència, però no real sota el paradigma de la influència minoritària, discutim sobre la relació entre aquesta branca concreta de la psicologia social i l’àmbit de l’educació social
In this article we are going to analyze whether the situation of Movimento 5 Stelle, which was born in Italy in 2009 promoted by Beppe Grillo, is efficient to exert social influence. Firstly we show a review of the theory of minority influence by Serge Moscovici and then we will carry on a documentary research to analyze what social perceptions are resulting from the behavior of this movement and its proposals, and also the scope of the conflict created by not wanting to agree to the creation of a stable government having obtained a large representation in the general election of February 2013. After pointing out the conclusions of the analysis which supports the apparent ability to influence, but unreal under the paradigm of minority influence, we discuss the relationship between this particular branch of social psychology and the field of social education
Social change, Minorities -- Political activity, Canvi social, Minories -- Activitat política
Social change, Minorities -- Political activity, Canvi social, Minories -- Activitat política
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