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Protest

A protest (also called a demonstration, remonstration, or remonstrance) is a public act of objection, disapproval or dissent against political advantage. Protests can be thought of as acts of cooperation in which numerous people cooperate by attending, and share the potential costs and risks of doing so. Protests can take many different forms, from…

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Protest

Nodes240
Edges239
Triples215
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.008333
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related to Historical examples · 108
Protest → Access Pipeline, ACT-UP AIDS, Alexanderplatz, Amendment Act, America, American Revolution, Amini, Anarchist Movement, Anti World Economic Forum, Arab SpringOccupy Wall Street, Armenian Velvet Revolution2018, Belarusian, Berlin WallThe, Bersih, Bolivian, Canadians Protest, Chicago, Civil, Civil Rights MovementProtests, Columbia University
related to Typology · 27
Protest → All, Artistic, Civil, Collective, Collective Action, Durkheimian, Dynamics, Events, Highly, Historically, In, Institutional, Institutionalized, It, Literal, Lori Hall, Marches, May, More, Movement
see also · 16
Protest → Amendment, AustraliaAnti-globalization, Catholic Church, Central Europe, Counter-Reformation, Europe1992 Los Angeles, GoldsteinMass, List, Mainland Europe, Martin Luther, Minutes HateStruggle, Papal Bull, Protestant, United States ConstitutionCoup, Western, Wisdom
related to Forms · 7
Protest → Collective Action, Global Nonviolent Action Database, Likelihood, Social, The Dynamics, Willing, Willingness
related to Civil disobedience demonstrations · 6
Protest → Any, Nudity, PETA's, Public, See, Sit-inPhotobombing
related to Destructive · 6
Protest → HatchetationVandalism, Looting, Protests, Riot, Self-immolationSuicideHunger, Smashing
related to Non-destructive · 5
Protest → Arab Spring, Cairo, Silent, Tehran, This
has effect · 4
Protest → Stock, The, The New York Times, US
related to Protest policing · 4
Protest → Australasian, European, North American, Police
related to By Internet and social networking · 3
Protest → Blogging, Protests, With

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protests public protesters police civil social action form political may also nonviolent movement use sometimes activity people media forms mass

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Protestis aessential component of liberal democracy0.90text
cultureinstance ofor may spill over into other areas0.80text
emigration.A protest itself may at times be the subject of a counter-protestinstance ofor may spill over into other areas0.80text
pushinginstance ofCollective violence0.80text
shovinginstance ofCollective violence0.80text
hittinginstance ofCollective violence0.80text
punchinginstance ofCollective violence0.80text
damaging propertyinstance ofCollective violence0.80text
throwing objectsinstance ofCollective violence0.80text
verbal threatsinstance ofCollective violence0.80text
etc.instance ofCollective violence0.80text
is usually committed by a relative few out of many protestersinstance ofCollective violence0.80text

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