Does anyone have a sense of what in our own UK context would be considered as "popular movements" as Francis uses it in #FratelliTutti? My hunch is that it& #39;s more specific than civil society, broader than looking only to community organising... but what else? I can think of...

...plenty of examples that started as something & #39;of the people& #39;, started & #39;from below& #39;, but are much more professionalised and no longer seem to have that popular & #39;flavour& #39;. Any ideas @TheoHawksley @AnnaRowlands1 @austeni @DamianHoward8?

does the category not really translate because we& #39;re ahead of the game with our & #39;closed and monochrome economic approaches& #39; that have edged this approach (out except for the places that are specifically trying to renew it)?