the non-state actors and non- governmental organizations comprise a broad sector of society

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the non-state actors and non- governmental organizations comprise a broad sector of society

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Civil Society

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described as the extensive control of a specific family or group of individuals over businesses, industries, and properties

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Economic Inequality

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defined as the collective and continuous effort in support of a certain objective which is expected to cause change in society

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Civil Society Organizations -

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example of social movement focuses on advocating the concerns of specific groups or sectors in society

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One Billion Rising Movement -

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• the government or individuals who act on behalf of the government and its various agencies

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State Actors

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• groups or individuals who are not part of the government but contribute in one way or another to the various aspects of state development

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Non-state Actors

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• groups who are part of civil society

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Civil Society Organizations

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-non-profit entity which provides direct or indirect aid whenever and wherever the government may be unable to adequately provide services

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Non-Governmental Organization

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non-government organization aims to assists people in the rural communities in achieving holistic progress

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The Philippine Rural Reconstruction Movement, Inc. (PRRM)-

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-non-government organization promotes the practice or corporate social responsibility in the business sector

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The Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP)

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-non-government organization performs research-oriented and educational activities on order to promote the protection and preservation of natural resources and wildlife

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The Haribon Foundation for the Conservation of Natural Resources

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• problems experienced by the citizens of the state are expected to be solved by the state actors

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Poverty, criminality, and malnutrition

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a form of inequality where political power is concentrated in a small group of individuals in government and society

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Political Inequality

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described as the extensive control of a specific family or group of individuals over businesses, industries, and properties

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Economic Inequality

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• defined as the collective and continuous effort in support of a certain objective which is expected to cause change in society

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Civil Society Organizations

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• an avenue for citizens to bring about radical changes in the government

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Social Movements

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women’s group that have participated the One Billion Rising Movement over the recent years

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Gabriela’s Women’s Party, Kilusang Mayo Uno, Lila Pilipina -

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• It is a formal decision-making process by which the citizens of the country vote and select certain officials to hold public office.

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Election

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• It includes all the numerous political organizations that call themselves by the name, political party

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Political party

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Reinforce a sense of identity or belongingness, particularly in its membership and constituency

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Function of political parties

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Primarily seeking to control the governing apparatus

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Purpose of winning the government power:

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A popular vote conducted to determine the electorate’s view on proposed permanent changes to the state’s political structure

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plebiscite

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” - A popular vote regarding the soundness of a law proposed by a lawmaking body

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in a referendum

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• A constitutional measure that empowers the citizens to officially remove a local

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in a recall