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This research analyzes the World Social Forum – one of the more important networks promoted by civil society organizations – using recent developments of the theory of social movements on network and collective identity in the transnational space. It also uses Social Network Analysis to verify the power relations inside of the International Council of the Forum, its more representative department. The results point the existence of a powerful nucleus that keeps rules of behavior and some methodologies to mediate internal conflicts and to prevent the disaggregation of the group. They also indicate that old entities with more traditional structures, as nongovernmental organizations and grassroots movements, are more influential in the Forum than coalitions or other kinds of networks who emerge more recently in protests against neoliberal globalization. This conclusion polemizes with some studies that point coalitions as the strongest social movements of contemporaneity.

Um outro mundo é possível: a técnica do consenso na rede do Fórum Social Mundial