Contains:
Introduction, Movements and social change in fluid globalization, Economic rationality and complex rationalization: individual motives of action among structural processes, social interactions and subjective needs, Individual social identity and collective identity: between fluidity-fragmentation and cohesive life frameworks, Social domination, collective subjects of action and struggles "from below" (biopolitics), "Antidotes" of movements in conditions of fluidity: identity, prefiguration, community, reflexivity and solidarity, Bibliography.