Titlebook: Advocacy Group Effects in Global Governance; Populations, Strateg Lisa M. Dellmuth,Elizabeth A. Bloodgood Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if appli

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Book 2023d and enjoyed increasing access to global governance institutions such as the European Union, World Trade Organization, and the United Nations climate conferences. This book seeks to push theories of interest groups and international non-governmental organizations forward. It argues that the advocac

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Advocacy Group Effects in Global Governance: A Theoretical Framework undermine public goals, but they can also provide information that is vital for problem-solving. Large literatures on interest groups and international non-governmental organizations are dedicated to the study of advocacy group effects in global governance, but there is very little cross-fertilizat

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Close Cousins or False Friends? Studying Interest Groups and INGOs contributions from and engagement with other sub-fields (and even disciplines). Within political science, groups are often a component of a broader research agenda. Public policy scholars find groups important as one of a raft of actors who seek to agenda set, develop, and implement policy (both to

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NGO Participation in Global Governance Institutions: International and Domestic Drivers of Engagemen democratic legitimacy. Yet NGO participation in GGIs is unevenly distributed by country of origin. This chapter examines patterns of NGO participation in GGIs, and how participation is shaped by incentives and pressures at global and national levels. It maps NGO participation by country of origin a

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Competition and Strategic Differentiation Among Transnational Advocacy GroupsWhy do some advocacy groups appeal to large global audiences while others approach decision-makers behind closed doors? Bringing together interest group studies and population ecology theory, this chapter examines how ecological dynamics affect strategic specialisation among transnational advocacy g

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Lobbying the Lobbyists: When and Why Do Policymakers Seek to Influence Advocacy Groups in Global Govadvanced in Chap. 1, this chapter argues, and empirically demonstrates, that policymakers, in turn, attempt to influence the issue positions and strategies of advocacy organizations. The argument especially applies to global advocacy and governance. At the international level, the chances of advocac

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The Stakes of Global Venue Shopping: Examining Bank Lobbying in the Basel Committee and the Europeanncy of international markets, but it has also triggered the development of the regulatory environment into a multilevel arena consisting of numerous and often overlapping and competing global institutions and regulatory jurisdictions. This chapter examines venue shopping at this global level. It arg