Conceptualizing Flexible Organizational Structures in Social Movements of Neglected Geographies: A Case Study of the Shame Movement’s Transformation in Georgia
The success of social movements is highly dependent on their sustainability, as in their efforts to produce meaningful change, they inevitably encounter oppressive dominant forces. With the advent of the social media era, scholarly research on collective action has acquired an additional dimension, bringing the role of their communicative constitution to the forefront of discussions. However, a de