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Working towards Institutional Change

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By ‘campaigning from outside the system’, I am referring to pressure-group activity by one organisation or a group of normally non-statutory organisations, to effect a change in another organisation, normally a statutory organisation. Typically, a community group may be pressing for its own community centre or to stop the construction of a motorway. The objective of a campaign is either to persuade or to coerce the other organisation to do something it would not otherwise have done. A campaigning organisation must primarily develop the power to achieve this.

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Twelvetrees, A. (1982). Working towards Institutional Change. In: Community Work. Practical Social Work Series. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-16699-2_6

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