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    When Social Movements Become Institutionalized, the Initial Zeal and Idealism
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When Social Movements Become Institutionalized, the Initial Zeal and Idealism

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When social movements become institutionalized, the initial zeal and idealism of members may diminish and early grassroots supporters may become disillusioned and drop out.

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