Transnational Advocacy Networks Flashcards
What are transnational advocacy networks?
Actors working internationally on an issue, who are bound together by shared norms & values, a common discourse & dense exchanges of information & services
What is TANs’ goal?
Go beyond exchanging policy & aiding people in distress
What do TANs do?
- Information politics
- Leverage politics
- Accountability politics
- Symbolic politics
What are information politics in TANs?
Statistical information & testimony
What are symbolic politics in TANs?
Taking upon a symbolic event or action to make sense of a situation
What are leverage politics in TANs?
Gaining power through influence with stranger actors
What are accountability politics in TANs?
After governmental formal commitments, TANs press then to serve their obligations
What do TANs seek?
- Define issues & set the agenda
- Influence discursive positions
- Influence institutional procedures
- Influence policy changes
- Influence state behavior