Posts Tagged ‹interest groups

Wednesday, September 18th, 2024

High Professionalisation, Low Participation? Comparing the Role of Members in Economic and Non-economic EU-level Interest Groups

This article addresses the role played by members of interest groups in their groups’ activities and lobbying. One characteristic of interest groups today is stronger professionalisation. In order to actively and efficiently advocate the interests of their members in EU policymaking, interest groups are relying...
Monday, March 9th, 2020

Show Me the Money: The Importance of EU Funding for the Activities of Interest Groups in Post-Socialist Countries

In this article we analyse the main characteristics of national interest groups from selected Central and Eastern European post-socialist countries that receive EU money and at the same time are supposed to be supported with EU money vis-à-vis Western EU member-states to a lesser extent. The analysis is based on...

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