Action Politics
Action politics refers to the active engagement of individuals, groups, or organizations in the political process in order to influence policy decisions, promote social change, or advance specific agendas. This can involve activities such as lobbying, campaigning, protesting, petitioning, and participating in elections. It encompasses a wide range of tactics and strategies aimed at shaping the direction of government policies and decisions.
External Links
- [PoliticalAction.com] Political Action Committee (PAC) for Change in the United States and Worldwide -- Politics, Elections and the United States of America: Take Action
- [urban75.org] Urban75 ezine featuring bulletin boards, football, politics, useless games, Brixton info, panoramas, photo galleries, direct action, protest, rave, drugs info and more.