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Groups, interests, and U.S. public policy /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Washington, D.C. :
Georgetown University Press,
©1998.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Interest Groups and Public Policy
- What Are Interest Groups?
- When a Group's Not an Interest Group
- But Isn't It All Politics?
- Why People Join and Stay with Interest Groups
- The Fit between Joiners and Their Groups
- Other Interests
- Business Institutions
- Social Institutions
- Governmental Institutions
- Personality-Based Interests
- The Problem with Pressure
- The Meaning of Lobbying
- The Contact Game
- Lobbying as Winning Attention
- Reinforcement: Same Techniques, Different Purpose
- But Does This Busy Game Fit?
- Targeting the Public
- Not Just Mobilizing the Joiners
- But Isn't the Public a New Target?
- Public Targets in a Modern Era
- The Media: Interest Partner or Follower?
- Does This Really Fit?
- Targeting Policymakers
- Institutionalizing the Contact Game
- Paying for This Colorful History
- And the Price Goes On
- Changes in Governing, Changes in Interests
- Targeting Other Interests
- Buying Help
- Forging Coalitions
- Other Lobbying of Interests
- The Resiliency of Interest Politics
- Getting What Interests Want: The Winners
- Which Are Those Fortunate Interests?
- Gatekeeping Politics
- Good Issues and Compatible Public Institutions
- What Some Interests Can't Get: The Losers
- What Are Some Bad Issues?
- Institutionalizing All This Stuff, or Not
- Government's Champions
- And No Rural Lobby at All
- Issues That Fit and Those That Don't
- Revisiting Niches, Networks, Domains, and Other Scary Things
- Triangles: The Scariest Idea of All.