> Movements like the Yellow Vest protesters in France, for instance, have a bigger and easier target to attack because the country’s economic and political powe

> Movements like the Yellow Vest protesters in France, for instance, have a bigger and easier target to attack because the country’s economic and political power is concentrated in Paris. In this case, wouldn't this be a feature of localisation of private and public elites? That is, it is easier for a grass-roots protest to take hold and target corruption in a centralized way?