Mobilizations Organizational innovation Repertoires of contention Fundao dam rupture Doce river disaster. In it, Tilly defined the repertoire of contention as the ways that people act together in pursuit of shared interests (p.41). REPERTOIRES OF CONTENTION In 1995, capping more than thirty years of. Charles Tilly published his major work,Popular Contention in Great Britain, 17581834(1995b). I also argue that transformations in collective action are linked to two elements that encourage the mobilizations: (a) the political and institutional constraints imposed by the disaster governance system on participation and recognition of affected people and (b) preexisting organizations which played a fundamental role in mobilizing those affected, functioning as incubators for the contentious social movement by acting in its organizational and identity formation. Before examining the forms in this new repertoire and its relation to the birth of. I argue that in the contexto of disaster emerged changes in the collective action that characterizes processes of organizational innovation: (a) in the emergence of new activisms, increase of civil associations and new organizational formats and (b) in the repertoires of contention characterized by a combination of extra-institutional actions, institutional actions and multi-scale tactic.

Traugott (ed.), Repertoires and cycles of. contentious politics and social movements, such a stock of familiar forms is called a repertoire of contention.1 Charles Tilly (1995) defines repertoire of contention as: a limited set of routines that are learned, shared, and acted out through a relatively deliberate process of choice. collective contention involves strong repertoires: participants in. I analyze the social mobilization in the social-environmental disaster of the Doce river, in the context of conflicting relations between civil society, corporations and state. (1995), Cycles of collective action: between moments of madness and the repertoire of contention, in M. they innovate within limits set by the repertoire already established for its.

Mobilizing civil society: organizational innovation and repertoire of contention in the river Doce disaster.

Repertoire of contention