Foundations of Effective Influence Operations
... and network level (Chapter Three), the adversary leadership coalition level (Chapter Four), and the mass public level (Chapter Five) and identify approaches, models, and tools that might assist in the planning, execution, and assessment of influence operations. The following are among the conclusion ...
... and network level (Chapter Three), the adversary leadership coalition level (Chapter Four), and the mass public level (Chapter Five) and identify approaches, models, and tools that might assist in the planning, execution, and assessment of influence operations. The following are among the conclusion ...
Friend or Foe? Lobbying in British Democracy
... affairs professionals for a living! Some may be surprised that the lobbying industry has grown so large that it has developed a dedicated recruitment service, but every month the team and I at Ellwood and Atfield help the world’s largest multi-national corporations, FTSE 100, professional bodies, NG ...
... affairs professionals for a living! Some may be surprised that the lobbying industry has grown so large that it has developed a dedicated recruitment service, but every month the team and I at Ellwood and Atfield help the world’s largest multi-national corporations, FTSE 100, professional bodies, NG ...
The Impact of Political Parties, Interest Groups
... political systems; Huber et al. (1993) contend that the nature of government institutions “clearly shapes the potential for economic interests and organized groups to influence policy” (713). Sociologists have tended to begin their studies of organizational impact by focusing on the organizations an ...
... political systems; Huber et al. (1993) contend that the nature of government institutions “clearly shapes the potential for economic interests and organized groups to influence policy” (713). Sociologists have tended to begin their studies of organizational impact by focusing on the organizations an ...
LR 23
... statements of intent (laws, court decisions, executive orders) about program goals and desired results by government officials. – Implementation encompasses actions (and nonactions) by a variety of actors, especially bureaucrats, designed to put programs into effect, ostensibly in such a way as to a ...
... statements of intent (laws, court decisions, executive orders) about program goals and desired results by government officials. – Implementation encompasses actions (and nonactions) by a variety of actors, especially bureaucrats, designed to put programs into effect, ostensibly in such a way as to a ...
Environmental Protection and Free Trade: Direct and Indirect Competition for Political Influence by
... determination of government policies with opposing special interest groups is that these groups are modelled as engaging in some kind of direct competition for sharing social welfare and that opposing pressures offset each other. Under these theories the relative political strength of different grou ...
... determination of government policies with opposing special interest groups is that these groups are modelled as engaging in some kind of direct competition for sharing social welfare and that opposing pressures offset each other. Under these theories the relative political strength of different grou ...
Structuring the Inquiry into Advocacy, Vol. I
... to explore the engagement of nonprofit organizations in the policy process and the regulation of their political activities. Nonprofit Advocacy and the Policy Process: A Seminar Series examines the current regulation of nonprofit advocacy, proposed reforms, and the impact of regulation on nonprofit ...
... to explore the engagement of nonprofit organizations in the policy process and the regulation of their political activities. Nonprofit Advocacy and the Policy Process: A Seminar Series examines the current regulation of nonprofit advocacy, proposed reforms, and the impact of regulation on nonprofit ...
Interest Groups and Political Attitudes
... are synthesized to provide a novel picture of the conditional nature of group influence. To preview, the findings suggest groups can frame political debates but when those groups are obscure in the minds of citizens, which for many groups may be much of the time, those groups are unlikely to conditi ...
... are synthesized to provide a novel picture of the conditional nature of group influence. To preview, the findings suggest groups can frame political debates but when those groups are obscure in the minds of citizens, which for many groups may be much of the time, those groups are unlikely to conditi ...
A Nation of Organizers - The University of Utah
... later decided to pursue national ambitions. Other founders planned from the beginning to build a truly national association, even if it took some time to realize their plans. Still other founders negotiated combinations of previously formed local or regional groups. The General Federation of Women's ...
... later decided to pursue national ambitions. Other founders planned from the beginning to build a truly national association, even if it took some time to realize their plans. Still other founders negotiated combinations of previously formed local or regional groups. The General Federation of Women's ...
Paper - Politics and Protest Workshop
... the 1830s, a distinctive new form of popular politics came into being on both sides of the North Atlantic, [which] became a vehicle for a wide variety of claims, and brought the term “social movement” into widespread use’ (Tilly, 2008, p.118-119). In tracing the genealogy of this new form of popula ...
... the 1830s, a distinctive new form of popular politics came into being on both sides of the North Atlantic, [which] became a vehicle for a wide variety of claims, and brought the term “social movement” into widespread use’ (Tilly, 2008, p.118-119). In tracing the genealogy of this new form of popula ...
full paper - coimbra business review
... explanation. Both lobbying and corruption/influence peddling can occur in both developed and developing countries. Any democratic system has at its genesis a set of customary practices with a certain degree of informality that characterize parliamentary work and the relationship between representati ...
... explanation. Both lobbying and corruption/influence peddling can occur in both developed and developing countries. Any democratic system has at its genesis a set of customary practices with a certain degree of informality that characterize parliamentary work and the relationship between representati ...
sapountzis
... with FYROM and against the adoption of harsh measures against that state by presenting this policy as serving the national interest and not just a policy supported by a specific political party. The above extracts illustrated the way talk about national interest was used. There was more than one ver ...
... with FYROM and against the adoption of harsh measures against that state by presenting this policy as serving the national interest and not just a policy supported by a specific political party. The above extracts illustrated the way talk about national interest was used. There was more than one ver ...
The Third Face of Social Capital
... To test our hypothesis we require individual-level measures of group memberships and assessments of support for the president, along with objective measures of presidential policy behavior over time. We begin with the General Social Survey (GSS) for the thirteen years in which both group involvement ...
... To test our hypothesis we require individual-level measures of group memberships and assessments of support for the president, along with objective measures of presidential policy behavior over time. We begin with the General Social Survey (GSS) for the thirteen years in which both group involvement ...
The DDA as a tool for change - Australian Human Rights Commission
... their membership is informed about the issues under discussion and alert to the various timetables for consultation and feedback. 3. Some organisations have established a close dialogue with the Commission and the organisations responsible for co-ordinating the development of drafts to ensure they p ...
... their membership is informed about the issues under discussion and alert to the various timetables for consultation and feedback. 3. Some organisations have established a close dialogue with the Commission and the organisations responsible for co-ordinating the development of drafts to ensure they p ...
8th Grade Social Studies - St. John the Evangelist School
... Example: In a nondemocratic political system, a subject passively follows the ruler or rulers. In a democratic political system, a citizen may play an active role in making laws or in selecting representatives to make them. ...
... Example: In a nondemocratic political system, a subject passively follows the ruler or rulers. In a democratic political system, a citizen may play an active role in making laws or in selecting representatives to make them. ...
Social Studies - Little Flower School
... 8.1.26 Develop and interpret United States history timelines from 1750 to 1877 by designating appropriate intervals of time and recording events according to the chronological order in which they occurred. Comprehension, Analysis, and Interpretation 8.1.27 Recognize historical perspective by identif ...
... 8.1.26 Develop and interpret United States history timelines from 1750 to 1877 by designating appropriate intervals of time and recording events according to the chronological order in which they occurred. Comprehension, Analysis, and Interpretation 8.1.27 Recognize historical perspective by identif ...
saw it here. - Of Arms and the Law
... Limbaugh or former President Bush), and those that focus upon issues such as the environment or opposition to war. It may include groups and individuals that are dedicated to a single issue, such as withdrawal from Iraq, preventing climate change, or promoting animal rights. It must be borne in mind ...
... Limbaugh or former President Bush), and those that focus upon issues such as the environment or opposition to war. It may include groups and individuals that are dedicated to a single issue, such as withdrawal from Iraq, preventing climate change, or promoting animal rights. It must be borne in mind ...
Intro to Comparative Government
... Who is eligible to vote? Do elections affect policy-making? Factors that influence political beliefs and behaviors – Do they make a difference in citizens’ political beliefs and behaviors? ...
... Who is eligible to vote? Do elections affect policy-making? Factors that influence political beliefs and behaviors – Do they make a difference in citizens’ political beliefs and behaviors? ...
AP Government
... • The ways in which citizens vote and otherwise participate in political life (AP 2.d) • Factors that influence citizens to differ from one another in terms of political beliefs and behaviors (AP 2.e) • give examples of the processes used by individuals, political parties, interest groups, or the me ...
... • The ways in which citizens vote and otherwise participate in political life (AP 2.d) • Factors that influence citizens to differ from one another in terms of political beliefs and behaviors (AP 2.e) • give examples of the processes used by individuals, political parties, interest groups, or the me ...
Lesson 1 - public opinion
... Public Opinion : the ideas and attitudes that most people hold about elected officials, candidates, government, and political issues “opinion of the public” Public opinion plays two key roles in a democracy. 1. public opinion helps shape the decisions that officials make. -government officials often ...
... Public Opinion : the ideas and attitudes that most people hold about elected officials, candidates, government, and political issues “opinion of the public” Public opinion plays two key roles in a democracy. 1. public opinion helps shape the decisions that officials make. -government officials often ...
AP US Government - Lake County Schools
... well as third parties, form an important segment of this material. Students must also consider the political roles played by a variety of lobbying and interest groups. Important features of this section of the course include an explanation for why some interests are represented by organized groups w ...
... well as third parties, form an important segment of this material. Students must also consider the political roles played by a variety of lobbying and interest groups. Important features of this section of the course include an explanation for why some interests are represented by organized groups w ...
Political Facets of Conflict
... and recognize the fact that you cannot really separate them, but their categorizations are typically based around one or other of the two major foci. The types of possible social groups depend upon the types of potential subsistence and the types of subsistence depend upon the size and stratificatio ...
... and recognize the fact that you cannot really separate them, but their categorizations are typically based around one or other of the two major foci. The types of possible social groups depend upon the types of potential subsistence and the types of subsistence depend upon the size and stratificatio ...
Presentation - Institute for South Asia Studies
... – A fragmenting, exclusive rather than cohesive force? – Considerable heterogeneity; thematic common to both upper/lower class RWAs is activism over land/property (former concerned with land use, zoning, regularization, protection of property values and latter with tenure security, titles, acquisiti ...
... – A fragmenting, exclusive rather than cohesive force? – Considerable heterogeneity; thematic common to both upper/lower class RWAs is activism over land/property (former concerned with land use, zoning, regularization, protection of property values and latter with tenure security, titles, acquisiti ...
Associational and Political Participation in European Cities
... Very large differences across cities, and also substantial differences within cities across migrant groups in several cities. Large gaps in several cities with autochthonous population (Milan, Geneva, Zurich, Oslo), moderate in Madrid, Lyon and Stockholm. Important differences for the same group acr ...
... Very large differences across cities, and also substantial differences within cities across migrant groups in several cities. Large gaps in several cities with autochthonous population (Milan, Geneva, Zurich, Oslo), moderate in Madrid, Lyon and Stockholm. Important differences for the same group acr ...
unit 3 frqs
... (2004) Different interest groups will choose different techniques to achieve their objectives based on their resources, characteristics and goals. a) (2004) Describe each of the following techniques and explain why an interest group would choose each technique litigation campaign contributions ...
... (2004) Different interest groups will choose different techniques to achieve their objectives based on their resources, characteristics and goals. a) (2004) Describe each of the following techniques and explain why an interest group would choose each technique litigation campaign contributions ...