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Social Movements and International Actors

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Social Movements and International Actors

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What are social movements characterized as?

International organizations that enforce state laws

NGOs that only operate within a single country

Movements of people that are spontaneous or emerge through enormous grassroots organization (correct)

Formal institutions within states

Which of the following is an example of a transnational social movement?

Human Rights Movement (correct)

Government-Led Reform

State-Sanctioned Protests

Nationalist Movement

What is a consequence of social movements being transnational?

States have more control over them

They are limited to a single country

States have less control over them (correct)

They only occur through international organizations

Which international organization plays a significant role in shaping global discourse around social movements?

<p>United Nations</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which NGO is an example of an organization that plays a significant role in social movements?

<p>Doctors Without Borders</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Social movements are movements of people that can be either spontaneous or emerge through enormous grassroots organization.
They are transnational, meaning they occur across countries and borders.

Human Rights Movement
International Consensus
Environmental Movement
Consensus on Women’s Right
Rights of Personal Autonomy

Role of International Actors

International Organizations

United Nations
International Criminal Court in Hague

Non-Governmental Organizations

Doctors Without Borders
Amnesty International

Global Media

Plays an increased role in social movements

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Explore the characteristics of social movements, including their spontaneous and organized nature, transnational scope, and examples such as human rights and environmental movements. Learn about the role of international actors and organizations like the United Nations.