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Who gains access to policymakers, what are their characteristics, and to what extent do they benefit from this access are pertinent issues in interest group research. The papers in this panel provide a new perspective on these classic questions in the literature, also in the context of democratic backsliding, populism, and the recent pandemic. The papers use a variety of research methods and vary in their scope conditions, including geographical contexts that have received little scholarly attention so far.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Syrian Expat Groups and US Sanctions: An Analysis of Lobbying and Advocacy Strategies | View Paper Details |
| Is interest groups representation in public consultations biased? | View Paper Details |
| Lobbying the bureaucracy in times of backsliding populism | View Paper Details |
| Lobbying during the COVID-19 pandemic: the influence of interest organizations on legislative amendments in Germany | View Paper Details |
| Exploring the Factors Influencing Croatian Interest Group Participation in European Commission Public Consultations | View Paper Details |