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Is Amnesty International an insider pressure group or an outsider pressure group?
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∙ 11y ago
An outsider group as it I uses direct action rather than direct lobbying that other groups may use.
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What are the difference between insider and outsider pressure group?
a insider group in a insider pressure group and a outsider pressure group is an outsider group ;) done and dusted
List the advantages and disadvantages of insider and outsider pressure groups?
the key of awesome
Insider outsider debate religion?
The study of religion from the perspective of an insider or the perspective of an outsider of that particular religion. An insider of a religion would be one who practices the religion and an outsider would be one who watches a religion from the outside with an objective and sometimes sociological view.
What is the antonym of the word insider?
Outsider. (obviously...)
What is meant by an 'Insider' in Narrative Therapy?
An 'Insider' in Narrative Therapy is the guide for outsider witnesses.
What does the meaning of you are an outsider until you prove otherwise?
Sounds like gang talk or clique's. Until you prove worthy to be a insider you are an outsider. There are steps you have to do to become a insider.
Is liabilities are divided into outsider claims and insider claims?
Yes
What is different between etic and emic?
Emic worldview is the perspective of an insider or native. Etic worldview is the perspective of an outsider.
Why does nick refer to himself as an insider and an outsider in The Great Gatsby?
Nick refers to himself as both an insider and an outsider in "The Great Gatsby" because he is part of the wealthy East Egg society but also feels detached from their reckless behavior and shallow values. He is privy to their secrets and scandals as their neighbor and friend, yet his moral compass and sense of integrity set him apart from them, making him feel like an outsider looking in.
Who are the outsider pressure groups?
Outsider pressure groups have none of the advantages of insider groups. They cannot expect to be consulted during the policy-making process, nor can they expect to gain access to ministers and civil servants. Rather, they have to work outside the governmental decision making process and, therefore, have fewer opportunities to determine the direction of policy. In the 1980s, CND was excluded from any consultation process with the government because its aim was unacceptable to the Conservative government of the time. An extreme example of an outsider group is the Irish Republican Army (IRA), which seeks a united Ireland but has been considered an illegitimate organisation by the British government. It was considered anti-constitutional because its violent indirect method - terrorism - was unacceptable in a democratic country. Outsider groups adopt different strategies and can be further subdivided in to two categories. The first are outsider groups aiming for insider status. They do this by waiting for a different political climate, such as a change in government. If such a change materialises, they might immediately gain insider status. Outsider groups hoping for a change in political climate often work closely with the opposition in Parliament and, generally, their strategy is to abide by the 'rules of the game'. Alternatively, groups seeking insider status may be new groups with little experience, resources and expertise. Decision makers might support their aims but do not consult them because they are thought to have little to offer. In addition there is a category of outsider groups that do not aim for insider status because they are ideologically opposed to the political system. By definition, such groups have no interest in gaining access to governmental decision makers.
What has the author Gail C Mulvey written?
Gail C. Mulvey has written: 'Can insider-outsider theories explain the persistence of unemployment?'
What are differences between participation and observation in the comparative study of religion with particular reference to the insider's and outsider's approach?
Observation and comparison of any culture and/or religion can only be done without prejusdice by an outside, hopefully neutral person. The insider is biased. The outsider is biased by their life experiences that may see the good and bad sides of belief system. Having studied other religions see where they are different and the same. The insider could do this also, but with the bias of their active belief in their system.
