Difference between revisions of "Movement Action Plan"
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Eight stages of successful social movements are: | Eight stages of successful social movements are: | ||
| − | 1. Normal Times | + | 1. Normal Times<br /> |
| − | 2. Prove failure of normal institutions | + | 2. Prove failure of normal institutions<br /> |
| − | 3. Ripening conditions | + | 3. Ripening conditions<br /> |
| − | 4. Take off | + | 4. Take off<br /> |
| − | 5. Perception of failure | + | 5. Perception of failure<br /> |
| − | 6. Majority public opinion | + | 6. Majority public opinion<br /> |
| − | 7. Success | + | 7. Success<br /> |
8. Continuing the struggle | 8. Continuing the struggle | ||
Revision as of 22:18, September 11, 2015
The Movement Action Plan is a plan that was originally developed by Bill Moyers, which has been adopted and studied by Tea Party activists[1] and Glenn Beck.[2]
Eight Stages
Eight stages of successful social movements are:
1. Normal Times
2. Prove failure of normal institutions
3. Ripening conditions
4. Take off
5. Perception of failure
6. Majority public opinion
7. Success
8. Continuing the struggle