repertoiresprotests
Repertoiresprotests is a term used in the study of collective action to denote the range of protest tactics available to or used by a social movement within a given political context. The concept, closely related to repertoires of protest, emphasizes that movements draw from an organized toolkit of actions rather than acting randomly. Typical elements include petitions, demonstrations, marches, strikes, boycotts, lawsuits, civil disobedience, and, in the contemporary era, online campaigns and other digital tactics.
Repertoiresprotests are shaped by political opportunity structures, resource mobilization, organizational capacity, and cultural framing. Technological change,
Scholars use the concept to compare movements, examine tactical innovation, and analyze how repression or openness