Exploring the fundamentals of lobbying, this overview covers its role in political systems, diverse strategies like direct and grassroots lobbying, and the regulation of lobbying activities. It examines the influence of lobbyists on legislation, ethical considerations, and the importance of maintaining democratic integrity through transparency and regulation.
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Definition of Lobbying
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Origin of 'Lobbying'
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Types of UK Lobbyists
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______ lobbying is when individuals communicate directly with ______ to sway decisions on legislative or regulatory matters.
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To indirectly shape policy, ______ lobbying utilizes public engagement and activities like ______ to prompt collective action.
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Direct Lobbying Example
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Grassroots Lobbying Example
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Electoral Lobbying Regulations
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In the ______, the establishment of the Register of Consultant Lobbyists was a response to past abuses in lobbying.
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Lobbyists' impact on legislation
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Revolving door phenomenon
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Transparency in lobbying
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The integrity of political decision-making in the ______ is supported by regulations such as the lobbying bill.
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