ANNEXES 121 protest events in a subcategory. In order to make the number of cate­gories and subcategories clear, Chapter 2, Fig. 2 shows all the numbers of events for each category of grievance. Taxonomy Each chapter of the book represents an aspect of protest movements. Each protest is classified according to its demands, methods, groups protesting, target groups, and method of repression, according to the specific taxonomy presented below. The categorization of issues is subsequent to the data-gathering process explained earlier. The following categories have been used for statistical and analytical purposes in each section: Main Grievances and Their Subcategories Economic Justice and Austerity With the subcategories: – Jobs, higher wages, labor conditions – Reform of public services (education/ health/ water) – Corporate influence/ Deregulation/ Privatization – Inequality – Tax/Fiscal justice – Low living standards – Agrarian/land reform – Fuel and energy prices – Pension reform – Housing – Food prices Failure of Political Representation With the subcategories: – Real Democracy – Corruption – Justice – Sovereignty/Patriotic Issues – Transparency and accountability – Deep Government/Oligarchy – Anti-war/Military-Industrial Complex – Citizen Surveillance – Anti-socialism/communism