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The politics of women's interests

Louise Chappell, Lisa Hill

2006

Faithful and fearless

Mary Fainsod Katzenstein

1998

The post-Soviet handbook

M. Holt Ruffin

1996

Analyzing interest groups

Scott H. Ainsworth

2002

For the Common Good?

Jason Kaufman

2003

Power loss

Richard F Hirsh

1999

Lobbying In The European Community

Jjeremy Richardson

1993

Collective Action in the European Union

J. Greenwood

1998

Interest conflict and political change in Brazil

Philippe C. Schmitter

1971

Pressure Groups and British Politics (Contemporary Political Studies)

Wyn Grant

2000

Jefferson on religion in public education

Robert M. Healey

1962

Advertising and a democratic press

C. Edwin Baker

1993

Pressure groups in Britain: a reader

Richard Kimber

1974

Pressure groups

Simpson, David

1999

Morality and the market

N. Craig Smith

1990

By invitation only

Steven E. Schier

2000

The Indirect Effect of Direct Legislation

FREDERICK J BOEHMKE

2005

Media, culture, and the environment

Alison Anderson

1997

Economia del petrolio

Alessandro Roncaglia

1985

Interest groups in American campaigns

David Madland, Mark J. Rozell, Clyde Wilcox

1999

The Politics of Interests

Mark P Petracca, Mark P. Petracca

1992

The organizational state

David Knoke, Edward O. Laumann

1988

Pressure politics in contemporary Britain

Graham Wootton

1978

Organizing Democracy in Eastern Germany

Stephen Padgett

2000

Elite accomodation in Canadian politics

Presthus, Robert Vance

1973

Power, norms, and inflation

Smith, Michael R.

1992

Republic at Risk

Walter J. Stone

1990

Interest group politics

Burdett A. Loomis, Allan J. Cigler

1991

Who will tell the people

William Greider

1992

Group power

Carol Schwartz Greenwald

1977

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