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New media platforms and technologies are affecting how interest groups choose to operate and what strategies they utilize, not least in public affairs as a whole. The papers in this panel shed light on current interest group strategies in various venues and how the available choices and adopted strategies interact with the policy-making processes. The papers use a variety of research methods, including semi-structured elite interviews, discourse network analysis, qualitative comparative analysis (QCA), and a GPT-4-based lobbying AI chatbot.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Interest Groups’ Social Media Strategy: Correcting Inequalities or another Case for Bias? | View Paper Details |
| Using a GPT-4 based lobbying AI chatbot to predict relevance and positionality on policy issues: A proof of concept study | View Paper Details |
| "Beyond the established dichotomy: An inductive investigation into the lobbying strategies of firms operating in the EU and the US" | View Paper Details |
| From Discourse to Decision: Tracing the Contours of Influence in EU Environmental Legislation | View Paper Details |