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According to certain sociologists, the political process perspective sees social movements as primarily concerned with politics.

Explanation:

In sociology, the political process perspective refers to a theory that tries to understand the dynamics and change within a social movement. According to this perspective, there are three key elements that must be understood: the structures that underlie said movement, which set the boundaries and the pathways in which change can be led within the social movement; the mobilization structures, which refer to the mechanisms that are available to agents in the social movement to effect or resist change; and the framing processes, that is, the understanding and interpretations of events by the members of the social movement. The political process perspective puts special emphasis in the political context within social movements exists, as according to this view, these can't be understood isolated from politics, both internal and external to the social movement.

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