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'''Co-optation''' or '''recuperation''' is a concept developed by the [[Situationism|Situationists]] to explain why social movements often fail to deliver on their promises. It talks about how various forms of power are able to destroy threats to them by integrating the movement into power itself. | '''Co-optation''' or '''recuperation''' is a concept developed by the [[Situationism|Situationists]] to explain why social movements often fail to deliver on their promises. It talks about how various forms of power are able to destroy threats to them by integrating the movement into power itself. | ||
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Co-optation or recuperation is a concept developed by the Situationists to explain why social movements often fail to deliver on their promises. It talks about how various forms of power are able to destroy threats to them by integrating the movement into power itself.