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This paper argues that a process of convergence is taking place among three current influential theories on social movements such as the interactionist approach to collective behavior and the social constructionist perspectives arising in Europe and the U.S. during the last decade. Continuities between these classic and contemporary approaches are related to the relevance that still have certain features and topics emphasized by the first, such as the social significance of the forms of participation in public life, the role of social movements play in the collective definition of social problems, and the impact of modernization in identity. Other reasons for the persistence of this approach in current research on social movements is its emphasis on their reflexivity and their dramaturgical components, and this approach flexibility that has allowed a substantial revision of initial assumptions that might have biased in its analysis. Among the former, the opposition between collective behavior and social organization, that underlies the image of the first as «deviant» and irrational. LA ACTUALIDAD DE LOS CLASICOS Y LAS TEORIAS DEL COMPORTAMIENTO COLECTIVO

La actualidad de los clásicos y las teorias del comportamiento colectivo