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pressure groups (legislation (green papers (these are goverment documents…

- - - - insider groups
        
        these are pressure groups that have regular access to government minister's and are consulted by the government and can be high or low profile and tend to be in line with the government e.g. CBI
        
        specialist insiders
        
        consulted on specialist issues
        
        some times insider groups use outsider group tactics e.g. the BMA a key insider group protested in 2012 for the first time in 40 years to prevent cuts to doctors pensions
        
        methods
        
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        peripheral insiders
        
        these are insider groups with littler influence
        
        core insiders
        
        works closely with the government on a borad range of issues
      - outsider groups
        
        these are groups with no political links and have to use more public means to gain attention, such as using the media or changing public opion. for example green peace or peta. these groups tened to be radical or denied access
        
        outsiders by nesscity
        
        lack the skills needed to be an insider
        
        methods
        
        potential insiders
        
        groups lacking to the support to be an insider
        
        idealogical outsiders
        
        are ideologically diffrent to the govermenty makeing it impossible to work together
- - - - interest groups
        
        these groups tend to represent a section of society, for example, a trade union would be an interest group due to it representing people of a certain profession.e.g.Fire Brigades Union (FBU) National union of teachers(NUT) British medical association (BMA) and the confederation of British Industry (CBI)
      - cause groups
        
        the seek to bring attention to certain issues, for example charities and enviomental groups and any one can join these groups e.g. green peace, amnesty international sn electrol reform socity
      - social movement
        
        these a similar to cause groups but lack structure and fight on a broad amount of issues e.g. feminsm they tend to be poltically radical at the time or the labour movement