Handbook on Lobbying and Public Policy

Edited by David Coen, Professor of Public Policy, Department of Political Science, University College London, UK and Alexander Katsaitis, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, Stockholm University, Sweden

• ContentsPreface xi1 Introduction: Lobbying and public policy 1David Coen and Alexander KatsaitisPART I MACRO-LEVEL PERSPECTIVES2 Pluralism 17Wyn Grant3 Corporatism 27Peter Munk Christiansen4 Lobbying communities as organizational systems: theories and counts ofpolitically active organizations 39Joost Berkhout5 The relationship between lobbying and corruption in Europe 53Nauro F. Campos and Francesco Giovannoni6 Who profits most from global advocacy? 66Marcel Hanegraaff and Arlo Poletti7 Lobbying regulation in comparative context and reflections on the future 79Jack O’Neill and Raj ChariPART II MESO-LEVEL FEATURES8 Agenda setting and interest groups 92Laura Chaqués Bonafont9 Administrative lobbying: on executive policy packages and stakeholderengagement 105Caelesta Braun10 Stakeholder consultation throughout the policy process 117Adrià Albareda11 Impact assessment and interest groups 130Claire A. Dunlop and Claudio M. Radaelli12 Civil society and legitimacy in the policy process 143Francesca Colli13 Organised interests and policymaking in court 152Colin Provost14 Collaborative governance in all policy phases? 166Jacob Torfing and PerOla ÖbergPART III MICRO-LEVEL STRATEGY AND POLITICAL ACTORS15 Political parties, interest groups, and the public policy process 183Elin Haugsgjerd, Allern and and Vibeke Wøien Hansen16 Business money in politics 197Iain McMenamin17 Formal ties between parliamentarians and interest groups 210Oliver Huwyler18 The revolving door and public policy advocacy 221Griffin Bradley, Timothy M. LaPira and and Herschel F. Thomas19 NGO strategies and public policy 233Wiebke Marie Junk20 Business lobbying and public policy 245David Coen and Alexander KatsaitisPART IV SYSTEMS OF INTEREST INTERMEDIATION AND LOBBYING21 Lobbying in the USA 261Graham Wilson22 Lobbying in the European Union: Multi-venue and multi-actor strategies in the European Union 272David Coen, Alexander Katsaitis and Matia Vannoni23 Lobbying in the United Kingdom 287Constance Woollen and and Adam William Chalmers24 Lobbying in Germany 300Pauline Büsken and and Rainer Eising25 Lobbying in France 315Alexander Fitzpatrick26 The interest group system in Brazil: Corporatism, pluralism and asymmetry of influence 329Manoel Leonardo Santos, Ciro Antônio da Silva Resende and and Pablo Silva Cesário27 Interest groups and lobbying in Japan 343Makoto Fukumoto and Hiroaki InatsuguPART V THE NATURE OF THE POLICY FIELD AND LOBBYING28 Business lobbying and trade policy 356Louise Curran and and Jappe Eckhardt29 Financial industry lobbying 369Adam William Chalmers and and Kevin L. Young30 Interest group politics in tobacco control in Italy and France 381Matia Vannoni31 Health policy lobbying in the European Union 395Eleanor Brooks, Kathrin Lauber and and Scott L. Greer32 Agricultural sector lobbying 408Wyn Grant33 Industry actors influence on policymaking in democratic states: The energy intensive industries 420Ebba Minas34 Big tech in the European Union 432Alison Harcourt35 Lobbying and the EU’s Digital Markets Act 443Andy Tarrant36 The role of interest groups in EU gender policymaking 455Helena Seibicke37 LGBTIQ lobbying: Advocacy, advice and regulation 469Claire A. Dunlop

‘This Handbook serves as an indispensable guide to understanding lobbying and public policy in all its many forms, processes, and problems across different policy fields and countries by the best scholars in these areas. It is an extraordinarily rich compendium that is certain to become the “go-to” source on lobbying for many years to come.’