Doctors vs. doctors: intra-associational conflict and federalism - Interest Groups & Advocacy

Interest Groups & Advocacy - If associations include multiple constituencies with conflicting preferences, whose preferences will they represent? We argue that the higher the territorial level...

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New perspectives on lobbying regulation and reform: two generations of research, Part 2 - Interest Groups & Advocacy

This editorial introduces Part 2 of the Special Issue on New Perspectives on Lobbying Regulation and Reform. It specifically examines how Part 2’s papers contribute to the five themes of second-genera...

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Associative linkages of political parties in Latin America: the role of ideology - Interest Groups & Advocacy

This article analyses the linkages between political parties and social organizations in Latin America, by highlighting the role of ideology in these relations. Using data from the Political Represent...

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Born This Way: Science, Citizenship, and Inequality in the American LGBTQ + Movement. Joanna Wuest. Chicago, IL: The University of Chicago Press, 2023 - Interest Groups & Advocacy

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Incremental lobbying reform: the patchy case of Italy - Interest Groups & Advocacy

The regulation of lobbying serves the dual ambition of ensuring a level playing field for participation in policymaking while reducing risks of corruption and undue influence. International organisati...

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Beyond lobbying regulation: the advantages of a broader approach to implementing and evaluating transparent lobbying rules - Interest Groups & Advocacy

Transparent lobbying goes beyond enacting a single law: lobbying rules—in any form—enhance transparency in political decision-making. We argue that the issue is much more complex than merely introduci...

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The ‘inclusion’ of civil society in the Organization of African Unity - Interest Groups & Advocacy

An increasing number of intergovernmental organizations (IGOs) have established participatory mechanisms for nongovernmental organizations (NGOs). Although affiliation with an IGO has been widely acce...

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Strategic framing in coalition-based tax advocacy - Interest Groups & Advocacy

Advocates for US state-level policy on behalf of low- and middle-income groups are increasingly focused on taxation but face difficulties framing policy goals. This case study of coalitions campaignin...

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Lobbying in public: interest group activity on social media - Interest Groups & Advocacy

Social media has transformed political communication by making it easy to post and free to disseminate information. Interest groups can use social media platforms to direct messages to policymakers an...

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Regulating legislative lobbying in Switzerland: superfluous or overdue? - Interest Groups & Advocacy

Compared to global lobbying hubs like the USA and the European Union and to its neighboring countries, Switzerland hardly regulates legislative lobbying, i.e., lobbying that targets the legislative br...

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Interest Groups & Advocacy | Volume 13, issue 4

Volume 13, issue 4 articles listing for Interest Groups & Advocacy

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A tale of two cities: regulating lobbying through public and private instruments in Brussels and Washington D.C - Interest Groups & Advocacy

This article explores the relationship between public (i.e. government-led) and private (i.e. industry-led) forms of lobby regulation, by inquiring over the conditions that render a mix between these ...

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New perspectives on lobbying regulation and reform: two generations of research - Interest Groups & Advocacy

Lobbying regulation is a transparency policy that sheds light on which lobbyists seek to influence public actors during policy development. Over 65 years of scholarship on it has seen the evolution of...

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The carrot and stick approach: exploring the advantages and limits of the EU’s transparency register from a practitioner’s point of view - Interest Groups & Advocacy

As more laws emerge in the EU’s member states that regulate lobbying, this growing trend also warrants a closer look at how lobbying regulation at EU level has evolved, not least since some of the new...

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Activists and activism success: towards a grounded conceptualisation - Interest Groups & Advocacy

Success is an important aspect of evaluating activism because the latter is a vehicle for political change. However, the idea of ‘success’ has proved difficult to capture in easily measurable ways. Th...

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Interest Groups & Advocacy | Volume 13, issue 1

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Responding to whom? An experimental study of the dynamics of responsiveness to interest groups and the public

While politicians are commonly depicted as having strong incentives to be responsive to both interest groups and citizens to govern and maintain office, the literature lacks designs that allow for ...

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Review of Race, Rights, and Rifles by Alexandra Filindra - Interest Groups & Advocacy

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The impact of associational ties on the financing of super PACs - Interest Groups & Advocacy

Super PACs are relative newcomers to American politics. Unlike most participants in federal elections, super PACs can make independent expenditures using funds raised in unlimited amounts from individ...

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Interest Groups & Advocacy | Volume 12, issue 4

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Searching for avenues of influence: multi-branch and multi-level lobbying in Washington, D.C. and th...

Most lobbying studies focus on the legislative branch, yet lobbyists often target the executive and judicial branches as well. In this paper, we explore similarities and differences in lobbying the ex...

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