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In person icon Building: Faculty of Arts, Floor: 1, Room: FA111
Friday 14:00 - 15:40 CEST (09/09/2016)
Modern interest group politics is a complex game, with trade associations, public-interest groups, and corporations pursuing their policy agendas in many different policymaking arenas. Interests unable to advance their agendas in national legislatures may instead target their lobbying at a nation’s administrative agencies or judicial systems. Those unable to pursue their agendas in national venues may seek to lobby state or local legislatures, or even try influencing trans-national institutions like the European Union in what is called vertical or multi-level venue shopping. The panel’s papers will feature the latest research on both horizontal and vertical venue-shopping strategies in modern lobbying.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Lobbying of the European Policymaking: The 'national' route in a comparative perspective | View Paper Details |
| Lobbying on European Policymaking: The 'National' Route | View Paper Details |
| Multilevel Lobbying: The Impact of Policymaking Vetoes on Venue Selection | View Paper Details |
| Multilevel Venue-Shopping in the Fields of Climate and Trade Policy: Explaining the Lobbying Strategies of Transnational Advocates | View Paper Details |
| Policy Advocacy by Interest Groups: Do Policy Issues and Institutions Matter? | View Paper Details |
| Multilevel Interest Representation and EU Policy-Making: A Comparative Perspective | View Paper Details |