Unconventional Participation

1. Name some examples of how conventional and unconventional participation are implemented in real life. Name the strengths and weaknesses of both approaches. Examples of Conventional participation in real life are things like voting, running for office, volunteering on political campaigns, making donations, writing articles, and joining interest groups. The strengths of Convention participation are it helps promote causes and get things done in politics. Weaknesses are its routine, and can be slow moving. Unconventional participation is considered less appropriate than conventional participation. Unconventional participation in real life includes: boycotting, protests, demonstrations, civil disobedience, and even acts of violence.