Lobbying & Interest Groups – Influence on Power
Influence on Power — Between the individual citizen and the government sits a dense web of organised interests — business associations, trade unions, professional bodies, charities, campaign groups and citizens' coalitions. When these groups communicate with decision-makers to shape laws, budgets, appointments or regulations, that activity is called lobbying. This report explains what lobbying and…
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What This Report Covers
Report Contents
- What Is Lobbying? What Are Interest Groups?
- Types of Interest Groups
- How Influence Works — The Tools of Lobbying
- Two Big Theories — Pluralism vs Corporatism
- Lobbying by the Numbers — Global Figures
- Regulating Lobbying — Transparency & Integrity
- The Debate — Legitimate Voice or Undue Influence?
- Lobbying & Interest Groups in India
- Key Takeaways — A Balanced Summary
- References & Sources
Discussion & Debate
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