strategy
Conferring social control
Claim:
The political dignity of the individual demands that not every aspect of social life be regulated and controlled by the government. Community and citizens' groups often provide a more convenient means for people to organize their affairs on a local basis, to promote awareness or add depth, quality and a human touch to services provided or tasks undertaken by the government. In this way they can complement and supplement, rather than substitute, the task of government. Narrower:
Reshaping societal control dynamics Constrains:
Ensuring cyclical roles Constrained by:
Reinforcing established adults Facilitated by:
Grounding protective laws Values:
UnsociableSelf-control Type Classification:
D: Detailed strategies