{Purpose Cycles}[13th October 1990]

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‘Progressive changes in goals and strategies.

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The goals rarely remain unchanged.

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As the movement endures and grows, they are likely to become broader and vaguer than they were at the beginning. ** Proposals for limited, specific reforms become embedded within programs of general social reform.

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As the leaders and members begin to acquire a sense of power through early victories, the power orientations of the movement may increase.

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Acquisition of greater power by the population segment that the movement purportedly represents, rather than the implementation of the values of the movement, then becomes a goal.

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At the same time, the statement of the movement’s aim in acquiring power becomes vaguer and more utopian.[’]

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