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Subject(s)

• Lobbying—Europe [Browse]
• Pressure groups—Europe [Browse]

Related name

McGrath, Conor, 1968- [Browse]

Medium/​Support

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Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Action note

Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP Shared Collection (HUL)

Contents

• Western Europe; 1. Lobbying the EU: Between Strengthening Legitimacy and Increasing Transparency
• Valeria Marziali; 2. From Opacity to Transparency?: The Place of Organized Interests within the European Institutions
• Didier Chabanet; 3. Access, Influence and Accountability: Regulating Lobbying in the UK
• Conor McGrath; 4. The Europeanization of Professional Interest Intermediation: National Trade Associations in a French-German Comparison
• Christine Quittkat; 5. Welfare Lobbyists in Europe: The German Case
• Katrin Toens; 6. We All Need Friends: Elite Alliances and the Activity Choices of Environmental Groups in the United Kingdom, France and Germany
• Lori Poloni-Staudlinger; 7. Corporatism or Lobbyism Behind Dutch Dikes?: Interest Representation in the Netherlands
• Caelesta Poppelars; Part II: Eastern Europe; 8. The Problems of Developing Interest Group Politics in Post-Communist Eastern Europe: Learning from Lithuania
• Ronald J. Hrebenar, Clive S. Thomas, Courtney H. McBeth and Bryson B. Morgan; 9. Interest Groups in Russia's Economic Transformation
• Lynn D. Nelson and Irina Y. Kuzes; 10. Business Representation in Eastern Europe: The Failure of Corporatism?
• Dnissa S. Duvanova; 11. The Changing Environment for Interest Representation and Lobbying in Croatia
• Igor Vidacak; 12. Interests and Patterns of Participation: Secondary Legislation Drafting in Estonia
• Annika Uudelepp; Index / Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; Foreword by Dr. Kevin Moloney; Introduction
• Conor McGrath; Part I.

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ISBN

• 9780773446939
• 0773446931

LCCN

^^2009020771

OCLC

340996670

RCP

H - S

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