Before revision: Alternatively, in the behaviouralist approach to political science, which sees politics as action or conflict and is more common in the United States , politicisation is conceptualised as the process by which an issue or phenomenon becomes significantly more visible in the collective consciousness, causing political mobilisation.
After revision: Alternatively, in the behaviouralist approach to political science, which sees politics as action or conflict , politicisation is conceptualised as the process by which an issue or phenomenon becomes significantly more visible in the collective consciousness, causing political mobilisation.