Social movement geography is the study of the spatial distribution of social movements, including their origins, diffusion, and impacts.

Cultural homogeneity is not typically considered to be a key driver of social movements, as it can actually hinder the formation of collective action.

Diffusion is the process by which social movements spread from one place to another, typically through the media, social networks, or personal contact.

The Climate Justice movement is a global social movement that seeks to address the social and environmental impacts of climate change.

Demobilization is the process by which social movements decline or come to an end, typically due to a lack of resources, support, or leadership.

All of the above social movements are examples of successful social movements, as they achieved their goals and had a lasting impact on society.

Social movement ecology is the study of the relationship between social movements and the environment, including how social movements can be used to address environmental problems.

All of the above social movements have used technology to their advantage, such as social media, online organizing, and crowdfunding.

Media framing is the process by which the media influences the way that social movements are perceived by the public.

All of the above social movements have been influenced by the media, which has played a role in shaping public opinion and support for these movements.

Social movement theory is the study of the relationship between social movements and the state, including how social movements can influence state policy and how the state can suppress or co-opt social movements.

All of the above social movements have been influenced by the state, which has played a role in shaping the goals and strategies of these movements.

Social change theory is the study of the relationship between social movements and social change, including how social movements can bring about social change and how social change can impact social movements.

All of the above social movements have brought about social change, such as the end of segregation, the right to vote for women, and the end of apartheid.

Globalization theory is the study of the relationship between social movements and globalization, including how social movements can be used to address the challenges and opportunities of globalization.