Social movements: A force in contemporary world politics
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.70786/LLCT.581.2026.160Abstract
In contemporary world politics, particularly from the late 20th century to the present, social movements and popular movements have been asserting their roles as non-state actors with extensive mobilization of forces, exerting an increasingly powerful impact on the international landscape. The article analyzes the manifestations, operation methods, and core socio-political contributions of these movements over the past years. Besides, it identifies the challenges and constraints they face within the current context of globalization and geopolitical competition. The article is a research product of the Project KX.06.08/21-30: “Research on people-to-people diplomacy activities in the world within the new context and solutions for Vietnam”.
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