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authorJoe Carstairs <me@joeac.net>2026-07-27 09:55:11 +0100
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@@ -417,9 +417,10 @@ Typically, such NGOs don't depend on grassroots mass mobilisation, and indeed,
often struggle to mobilise their members on the rare occasions they try to do
so. Their business model is one of raising funds from mass membership and
corporate partnerships, even in more activist organisations like Greenpeace,
-which largely function as 'protest businesses' [@rootes-2012]. Thus, these NGOs
-are dominated by the Western middle classes who provide them with money by
-taking out membership subscriptions and signing off corporate partnerships.
+which largely function as 'protest businesses' [@rootes-2012, pp. 47-53]. Thus,
+these NGOs are dominated by the Western middle classes who provide them with
+money by taking out membership subscriptions and signing off corporate
+partnerships.
Meanwhile, working-class concerns are often seen as less important or relevant
to environmentalism by the dominant NGOs [@working-class-env, p. 13].