what is the difference between interest group and movements - Social Science - Popular Struggles and Movements

Question

what is the difference between interest group and movements?

Reecha Upadhyaya · Accepted Answer

Interest
Group

Movements

pressure groups do not aim to directly
control or share political power
Movements have a loose organisation

Their decisions are always bent on fulfilling their
specific interest
Their decision making is more informal and
flexible

Interest groups are interest
specific Their existence is to function for the interest
Movements are flexible,they
can be issue specific movements that seek to achieve a single
objective within a limited time frame Others are more general or
generic movements that seek to achieve a broad goal in the very
long term

Interest groups have an
organisation
There is no single
organisation that controls or guides such
movements

Interest Group	Movements
pressure groups do not aim to directly control or share political power.	Movements have a loose organisation.
Their decisions are always bent on fulfilling their specific interest	Their decision making is more informal and flexible.
Interest groups are interest specific. Their existence is to function for the interest .	Movements are flexible,they can be issue specific movements that seek to achieve a single objective within a limited time frame. Others are more general or generic movements that seek to achieve a broad goal in the very long term.
Interest groups have an organisation	There is no single organisation that controls or guides such movements.