Practice question · Put in order
Order the life stages of a social movement.
- Coalescence: leaders, demands, and demonstrations
- Emergence: shared grievance finds a voice
- Decline: success, co-optation, repression, or fading
- Bureaucratization: staff, offices, and strategy
Hints
- A grievance must exist before anyone organises around it.
- Success itself is one of the ways movements end.
Show the answer
- Emergence: shared grievance finds a voice
- Coalescence: leaders, demands, and demonstrations
- Bureaucratization: staff, offices, and strategy
- Decline: success, co-optation, repression, or fading
Why
Grievance, organization, institution, and exit, note that "decline by success" means the demands became law, which is where movements and markets most often meet.
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