Ochlocracy
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Ochlocracy means mob rule; government by the masses.
See also
- Anarchism
- Appeal to the majority
- Bandwagon effect
- Collective consciousness
- Collective effervescence
- Collective hysteria
- Collective intelligence
- Crowd
- Crowd manipulation
- Crowd psychology
- Group (sociology)
- Group behaviour
- Herd behaviour
- Lynching
- Mobbing
- Peer pressure
- Reno Gang lynchings
- Sheeple
- Smart mob
- Social comparison theory
- Spiral of silence
- Tribalism
- Vigilantism
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