This paper investigates whether and how social movements can promote
radical positions whilst refraining from adopting an oppositional
approach. Transition is
a movement that is characterised by a markedly non-adversarial
approach and that, whilst pursuing radical objectives, refrains from
using confrontational means. Through a
theoretical analysis and illustrations from four case studies this work
investigates what are the implications of pursuing radical objectives
through a non-adversarial approach.
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