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Pressure Groups - Coggle Diagram
Pressure Groups
Insider Groups
Insider pressure groups are groups that have access to insider power and can reguarly able to talk to hose in power
Examples
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The Taxpayers Alliance (Mainly under Conservatives, taxes and spending)
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Outsider Groups
Outsider groups are pressure groups which do not have a direct line with those in power and so usually protest outside and mainly tries to change public opinion instead.
Examples
Occupy Movement (anti-capitalist, equality)
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Lobbyists
Lobbyists are individuals who attempt to persuade someone in power to do something either for their benefit or the person/business they are representing.
Think Tanks
Think Tanks are organizations that research to help make public policy ideas in an area of interest to them. They are commonly either non-partisan or connected to some political ideology
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Promotional Groups
Promotional Groups are pressure Groups are focused on promotion one or a few issues that they believe will help socitiy.
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