Political movement
The definition of a political movement varies according to the countries. The principal distinction between a political movement and a Political party is the goal of its action. Whereas the purpose of a political party is generally the conquest and the exercise of the political power, a political movement can be limited to carry and promote ideas, without to seek to exert the power.
A political movement generally has a precise object. Let us quote for example the fight against a form of oppression, the claim of a freedom or a prohibition, etc
A political movement can thus be transverse with several parties. Whereas one is generally adherent with only one party, one completely can and in parallel to adhere to several political movements.
Legal organization
The political movements are organized like all the groupings of people, according to the laws in force in each country. They can be structured and recorded organizations (see Association) or abstract structures (see Association in fact).
See too
- Political party
- Think tank
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