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<p><span style="">'''Decentralized organizations '''often</span><span style=""> emerge spontaneously and quickly during a social crisis.&nbsp;</span><span style="">Organizations whose components and/or structure are decentralized leave great autonomy to activists. M</span><span style="">ovements that come from the most decentralized organizations are those that are uncoordinated and that spread spontaneously during a crisis. </span><span style="">It is possible that this is subsequently (more or less) coordinated by a group that emerges from the movement. </span><span style="">It will then be slightly centralized (as soon as there is coordination, there is a form of centralization).&nbsp;</span></p>
<p><span style="">'''Decentralized '''movements''' '''or '''decentralization '''often</span><span style=""> emerges spontaneously and quickly during a social crisis. Groups who contribute to</span><span style=""> decentralized movements leave great autonomy to activists. M</span><span style="">ovements that come from the most decentralization are those that are uncoordinated and that spread spontaneously during a crisis. </span><span style="">It is possible that this is subsequently (more or less) coordinated by a group that emerges from the movement. </span><span style="">It will then be slightly centralized (as soon as there is coordination, there is a form of centralization).&nbsp;</span></p>
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<p>''<span style="">Example: Black Lives Matter (protests) &gt;&gt; Movement for Black Lives (distributed organization)</span>''</p>
<p>''<span style="">Example: Black Lives Matter (protests) &gt;&gt; Movement for Black Lives (distributed organization)</span>''</p>
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<p><span style="">-</span>''<span style="">This is an Uprising</span>''<span style=""> by Paul and Mark Engler&nbsp;and the HUB</span></p>
<p><span style="">-</span>''<span style="">This is an Uprising</span>''<span style=""> by Paul and Mark Engler and the HUB</span></p>


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Revision as of 18:21, 9 September 2022

Decentralized movements or decentralization often emerges spontaneously and quickly during a social crisis. Groups who contribute to decentralized movements leave great autonomy to activists. Movements that come from the most decentralization are those that are uncoordinated and that spread spontaneously during a crisis. It is possible that this is subsequently (more or less) coordinated by a group that emerges from the movement. It will then be slightly centralized (as soon as there is coordination, there is a form of centralization). 


Example: Black Lives Matter (protests) >> Movement for Black Lives (distributed organization)


-This is an Uprising by Paul and Mark Engler and the HUB


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