Movement Power

The Extinction Rebellion founders’ reliance on the momentum model was a crucial factor in the project’s early innovations and successes.

A review of 'We Need To Talk About Climate: How Citizens’ Assemblies Can Help Us Solve The Climate Crisis' by Graham Smith.

How do we manage democracy within our movements?

A response to Roger Hallam’s revolutionary turn.

'Anyone looking to change the world in 2025 could learn a lot from Extinction Rebellion’s rise.'

State oppression will not stop climate activism, but will instead ensure climate breakdown leads to revolution.

Extinction Rebellion won't happen again. But the movement built a foundation that a new revolutionary movement can usefully deploy.

Extinction Rebellion had a secret sauce: and we should all be using it now.

Can Climate Camp Scotland’s ‘non accountable’ direct action be the future as our rights to protest are taken away.

Introducing a new series exploring a hybrid model of activism and campaigning from The Ecologist online.

Environmentalism from below: Ashley Dawson in conversation.

The 'movement power' method promises to deliver active popular support for sweeping social change. Here's how it works.

We can learn from systems theory and the 'shock doctrine' to formulate an effective and ethical response to climate crises.

The movement power model of civil resistance can only succeed when its strategy informs and magnifies its tactics - its front line actions.

A mass movement can mobilise around strategic campaigns with instrumental demands - and around prefigurative campaigns with symbolic demands.