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•In The Logic of Collective Action, Mancur Olson argues that individuals organizing into groups face the ____________________________.

prisoner’s dilemma

What is the problem with the prisoner's dilemma



–People are tempted to let others pay the costs.




–No individual is incentive to work for the collective good.

Selective benefits are those provided only to group members to entice members to join and contribute. •Benefits can be: (name 2)

–Informational


–Material


–Solidary


–Purposive

What is informational Benefits

•newsletters,periodicals, training programs, conferences, and other information

What is Material Benefits

goods and services

What is Solidary Benefits

friendship,networking

What is Purposive Benefits

accomplishments

•Selective benefits will not organize a group if there is no _____________ to do the work

Leadership

What strategies Interest Groups Influence Policy?

Insider Strategies


Outsider Strategies

What Insider Strategies are there

–Directly influencing decision makers


–Pursuing advocacy through the courts

What Outsider Strategies are there

–Educatingthe public


–Campaigningand contributing to candidates

Regulations on lobbying (name 2)

–Groupsmust report spending on lobbying.




–Thereare strict limits on gifts from lobbyists.




-Lobbyists must register with theSecretary of the Senate and the Clerk of the House of Representatives

•Interestgroups seek to influence policy through the courts by (name 2)

–bringingsuits directly on behalf of their group–financingsuits brought by others


–filingamicuscuriae briefs

A famous example of interest groups affecting policy is

Brownv. Board of Education with NAACP

Mobilizing Public Opinion include (name 3

-advertising campaigns,


-protests,


-grassroots lobbying efforts,


-building lists of supporters and urging them to pressure officials

_______________ are private groups that raise and distribute funds for use in electioncampaigns.

Private Action Committees

________ give to candidates and to parties.

PACs