Stages of Social Movements

The coalescence stage is characterized by the emergence of a charismatic leader who articulates the grievances of the movement and mobilizes support.

The decline stage is the final stage of a social movement, characterized by a loss of momentum and support.

The institutionalization stage is characterized by the formation of formal organizations that carry on the work of the movement.

The incipient stage is the first stage of a social movement, characterized by the emergence of grievances and the formation of a small group of activists.

The coalescence stage is characterized by mass mobilization and public demonstrations as the movement gains momentum and support.

The decline stage is the final stage of a social movement, characterized by a loss of momentum and support, and the movement either achieves its goals or is defeated.

The coalescence stage is characterized by the formation of a shared ideology and set of goals as the movement gains momentum and support.

The decline stage is the final stage of a social movement, characterized by a loss of momentum and support.

The decline stage is characterized by the emergence of a counter-movement that opposes the goals of the original movement.

The coalescence stage is when a social movement is most likely to achieve its goals, as it has gained momentum and support and has a clear set of goals and strategies.

The coalescence stage is characterized by the use of violence and other illegal tactics as the movement gains momentum and support.

The coalescence stage is when a social movement is most likely to experience internal conflict and factionalism, as different groups within the movement compete for power and influence.

The institutionalization stage is characterized by the formation of a formal organization to carry out the movement's goals.

The institutionalization stage is when a social movement becomes part of the political system and its goals are incorporated into public policy.

The institutionalization stage is characterized by the emergence of a new social order as the movement's goals are achieved and incorporated into society.