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Session Submission Type: Created Panel
This panel includes a series of research projects that share the theme of interest group access and influence in new and interesting settings of the policy process.
Interest Group Influence on Subordinate Policies - Richard L. Hall, University of Michigan
On Whose Door to Knock? Lobbyists' Strategic Targeting of Members of Congress - David Ryan Miller, Washington University in St. Louis
Hiring Revolvers as a Route to Influence? - Benjamin Egerod, University of Copenhagen; Jens Adriaan Van der Ploeg, University of Copenhagen; Anne Rasmussen, University of Copenhagen
You Win, I Lose: On the Spatial Interdependence of Lobbying Outcomes - Benjamin Egerod, University of Copenhagen; Wiebke Marie Junk, University of Copenhagen (KU)