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Movement Lifecycle and Co-optation

Social movement lifecycle and co-optation.

Movements cycle through energy-and-co-optation; once a movement achieves meaningful recognition, the original-tactical-movement becomes the reverse-formation-of-the-organizations-history-support. The LHS Lens treats cycle-of-movements as the in-and-out-conditioning-of-the-foundations-frame; the discipline is to ask which-stage-of-lifecycle your movement currently is and which-transition-it-is-ready-for.

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