Strategic Initiatives — Rockridge Institute: "Strategic Initiatives
by The Rockridge Institute
Until now, progressive strategies for change have consisted largely of small, narrowly focused intiatives. There is a better way. Strategic Initiatives think big—they coordinate smaller agendas into broader, more ambitious policy directions and put conservatives on the defensive.
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There are many types of Strategic Initiatives. The most far-reaching type is a Multiple Issue Strategic Initiative but another important one is a Slippery Slope Strategic Initiative. Both introduce wedge issues to divide opponents and make it easier to accomplish ambitious, long-term goals."
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