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antisystemic movements  

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  • Antisystemic movements (ASMs) may be defined as political groupings that oppose and resist the prevailing productive forces and relations in a given historical era. Thus, antisystemic movements can be said to have existed throughout human history. [Source: Encyclopedia of Geography; Antisystemic Movements]

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