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The influence of IG through the courts occurs through both...
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initiating lawsuits and lobbying for certain judges to be appt to the bench
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James Madison's solution actually contributed to the problem by...
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fragmenting authority
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Outside lobbying doesn't include the use of...
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face-to-face exchanges
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Theodore Lowi's theory
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all are correct
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Supporters of pluralist view of IG accept all but...
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majority should always prevail in political dispute over a more intense and affected minority.
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Easier to attract new members because of _______ in recent years.
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assisted direct mail techniques
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IG on policy benefiting sr. citizens would be an example of a...
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single interest group
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State and local govts
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lobby in Washington DC, most effectively through organized representative groups of states and localities.
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Lobbyists in Wash. DC....
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have increasingly targeted the executive branch
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A purposive incentive is defined as....
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the opportunity to promote a worthwhile public cause.
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According to James Madison, source of IG is...
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unequal dist. of property
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Flaw in pluralism theory is the fact that...
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IG system is unrepresentative b/c some interests are far better organized and more powerful than others.
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