1987 | Draft
Forms of Organized Action
See separate Commentary
Table 1
| FORMS OF ORGANIZED |
SHORT-TERM FOCUS - meetings - demonstrations - events Non-Global (or Global) - regional - local - specific culture |
MEDIUM-TERM FOCUS - organizations - information networks Non-Global (or Global) |
LONG-TERM FOCUS Non-Global (or Global) |
| ELITE
Primarily Sectarian or Universal |
Summits Ceremonies Rituals Delegations IGO meetings Religious conclaves Sabotage projects |
Intergovernmental organizations Inter-institutiona networks Intergovernmental lobbies - Group of 77 - Non-aligned movement Intelligence networks Corps diplomatique |
Supra-national organizations - UN, EEC Multilateral treaties Club of Rome Opus Dei Interactional Council Secret societies (Freemasons) Religious orders Intentional communities |
| INTEREST-GROUP
Primarily Sectarian or Universal |
Emergency relief networks Disaster networks Ad hoc lobbies Meetings - professional - academic - trade associations - alternative groups - political Ad hoc coalitions |
Organizations / Networks - professional - academic - trade association - political Institutional supporters - UNA - UNESCO clubs - CONGO Permanent coaliotions / lobbies - employers -ecological - peace Voluntary service |
Organization modes - academic (invisible colleges) - lay religious orders - political parties - environmentalist - 'alternative' networks Sects / charismatics groups World government groups |
| MASS
Primarily Sectarian or Universal |
Mass assemblies - pilgrimages - revivalist - youth festival - music festival Mass demonstrations - ecological - peace march -strike World day of prayer Telephone 'call-in' |
Mass movements - peace - environment - youth - women Trade unions Personality cults - religious - political - sport - media (fan clubs) Campaigns |
Mass movements (?) - environment - peace Religions (churches, etc) |
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