Zusammenfassung
Seit dem starken Anstieg der Zahl von Interessengruppen in den 60er Jahren versuchen Verbändeforscher zu bestimmen, welchen Einfluß diese Welle des Lobbyismus auf das politische System ausgeübt hat.1 Hat die veränderte Zahl der Gruppen zur Folge, daß die Lobbyisten insgesamt einflußreicher geworden sind? Sind innerhalb des Universums der Interessengruppen einzelne Sektoren stärker gewachsen und aufgeblüht als andere? Vor allem, hat das Wachstum der Citizen Groups in Washington irgend etwas entscheidend verändert? Verfügt das,Volk‘, nachdem es sich organisiert hat, nun auch tatsächlich über Einfluß?2
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Berry, J.M. (2000). Die Vereinigten Staaten im Zeitalter des Postmaterialismus. In: Willems, U., von Winter, T. (eds) Politische Repräsentation schwacher Interessen. VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-11089-7_13
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