They are more likely to form in societies and cultures allowing expression of ideas by individuals, which explains why most movements exist in the United States and Europe, and fewer in more autocratic places like Russia or China. Such friendly context and environment is only a background for facilitating the creation of a social movement...
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Such friendly context and environment is only a background for facilitating the creation of a social movement. There must also be polarizing differences between groups of people: in the case of ?old movements', they were poverty and wealth gaps. In the case of ?new movements', they are more likely to be the differences in customs, ethics and values...
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