The Conceptual Model of organizing in Street Uprising

This paper attempts to draw a conceptual model for organizing street unrest. The problem with this study was the lack of a common or inter-subjective definition of organizing and its indicators. In fact, this study attempts to answer two questions. First, what are the indicators of organizing street unrest? And second, what factors influence the organizing of street unrest? Charles Tilly and Ted Robert Gurr's theories were used to answer these questions. A questionnaire was also provided to evaluate the organizing. In this paper, the pairwise comparison method was used to weight the organizing indicators. The most important indicators of organizing are: "There is a division of duties and specialized roles between the opposition", “There is at least one public treasury of resources such as money, weapons, information or something else with a mechanism for distributing them”, “Hierarchical distinction between opposition and leadership and follower formation”.