The Collective Action Theory That Creates a Framework for How

question 6

Multiple Choice

The collective action theory that creates a framework for how an advocacy movement travels from one country to another through different actors--known as the boomerang model--is an example of ______ politics.

• A) information
• B) symbolic
• C) leverage
• D) accountability

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