
This article discusses the process of mercantilization of social movements. To do so, it performs an analysis of the mercantilization of social relations in general, and after that, it observes how this affects social movements. In this analytical process, an analysis of the waves and scales of mercantilization of social movements is presented. After the analysis of these processes, the effect of mercantilization on social movements is observed, concluding that the main effect is moderation.
moderation, mercantilization, scales, Social Sciences, GN1-890, J, H, social movements, Anthropology, waves, Political science
moderation, mercantilization, scales, Social Sciences, GN1-890, J, H, social movements, Anthropology, waves, Political science
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