Describe the models of social action

The models of social action:- 

Institutional (state) model of social action: It is the social action initiated by the state or government. Social action by the state generally takes an indirect form, and its aim is to benefit the people with or without their participation. The approach is commonly parliamentary, representational, bureaucratic and elitist.

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