… In the “pluralist heaven” imagined by Truman (1951) and Dahl (1956), agenda setting was
understood as an open and competitive process through which interest groups contend and …

… work in the interest group and public policy field, we develop an “orthodox” account of
agenda setting within groups, which captures the structure of a group’s agenda, the degree of …

… reasonably assume to be part of agenda setting. Because of this methodological deficit, the
… understood—such as the role of interest groups, and of political and policy entrepreneurs, or …

… We develop a new approach to the study of representation based on agenda setting and
attention … So there are only 46 positive correlations in which the agendas of interest groups, …

… article demonstrates that parties adjust their policy agendas in response to interest group
mobilization and voter demands and that interest groups are more successful in shaping party …

… Conflict continues and may expand; this expansion of conflict is often a key goal of many
interest groups. The goal of most contending parties in the policy process is to move policies …

… article concentrates on interest group mobilization after … agenda; change in the dominant
issues in a policy domain; evidence of event-driven group mobilization; and evidence of group …

… to describe and analyse interest group agenda-setting styles. After elaborating four
dimensions through which it is possible to characterise group agendasetting styles, we pull these …

… , special interest groups, or any other group with an interest in … Agenda setting processes of
special interest groups, which … the special interests are not typically in the public interest. The …

… years, agendasetting studies on such relationships have focused on selected elites rather
than interest groups, … agendasetting functions between interest groups and media. A list of 10 …