strategy
Inaction
Description:
Doing nothing which affects society. Claim:
Uncontrolled, mechanical responses and reactions are mitigated by procedures to delay commitments and decisions. Counter Claim:
Inaction often becomes a habitual strategy. It can easily be misinterpreted as malice or enmity especially in situations in which action is expected. Constrained by:
Costing inactionAvoiding bureaucratic inactionAddressing inaction on problemsActivism Facilitated by:
Excusing inactionRewarding inactionCovering up inaction Values:
ActionInactivity Type Classification:
F: Exceptional strategies Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
