Social Conflicts and Social Movements by Nardo Adams relates to the study of social tensions, inequalities, collective action, and movements that bring about changes in society. The subject examines the causes of social conflict and how individuals and groups organise themselves to challenge existing social, political, and economic structures.

The book's subject matter is relevant to social inequality, class struggles, caste discrimination, gender issues, labour movements, human rights movements, and political protests. It also explores the role of leadership, collective identity, public participation, and social organisations in mobilising people to demand justice and social reform.

The study of social conflicts and social movements helps readers understand social change, power relations, resistance, and the development of collective responses to social problems. The book may be useful for students and researchers in sociology, political science, social work, and social development.