Technocratic or democratic interest representation? How different types of information affect lobbying success

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RT @LFloethe: In a new #GovLis study just published online in Interest Group & Advocacy I test the effects of different types of informatio…

29 May 2019

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Online First @LFloethe IG&A paper "Technocratic or democratic interest representation? How different types of information affect lobbying success" https://t.co/rdjZCS315t

19 May 2019

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Lobbying by providing expert information increases the likelihood of success, but providing information about public preferences, if anything, has a negative effect (Europe) #SocSciResearch https://t.co/BjsWo7CJE6

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