Concept
Organizational structures: facilitate contentious collective action
- Scholars believe that the embedded trust, solidarity, and social capital a religious institution has can be used to launch and mobilize contentious collective action
- Religious figures have the ability to speak on the doctrine and invoke feelings of unrest in regards to society which creates a link between religion and activism
- Religious Terrorism is also a way in which religious groups engage in contentious collective action
- RAND-St. Andrews Chronology of International Terrorism has seen a growth in the number of religious groups that have made their list in the past couple of years
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Updated 2022-02-22
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