Social movements that do not successfully address the six steps of social movement success would still be able to reach their goals.

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While some social movements may achieve their goals without explicitly addressing all six steps of social movement success, these steps (e.g., emergence, coalescence, bureaucratization, success, failure, and decline) provide a framework that increases the likelihood of success. Ignoring these steps can lead to inefficiencies, lack of direction, and ultimately, failure to achieve the intended goals.

Social Movements That Do Not Successfully Address the Six Steps