Lecture notes
UK Government- People, voting and parties
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- AQA
Notes that cover the 'People, voting and Parties' module in A-Level politics. Includes case studies and example essays
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Pressure Groups1) ECC
2) Maastricht
3) 2004
4) Sovereign debt crisis
5) Euro sceptic
6) Opt out- differentiation integration
7) Supernation
8) Strasburg
9) 5
10) Euro
WWF, Greenpeace, Stonewall, RSPCA, NSPCC
Organisation that has a single interest or goal
Some groups run campaigns such as Amnesty International
Other groups support a section of society such as the British Medical Association (Doctors)
The aim to INFLUENCE those in power
Pluralism
Pressure groups are a great example of pluralism
Competing group who represent popular concerns and seek to influence others such as
politicians.
Pressure groups are very diverse
Public groups
AIDS Policy Centre for children, Youth and Poverty
Charities
Community groups
Women’s organisations
Suffragettes
Men’s organisation
Professional organisation
Trades unions
Self-help groups
Social movements
Business associations
Advocacy
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