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After The Revolution: Pacs, Lobbies, And The Republican Congress
Author: Biersack, Robert; Author: Herrnson
Paperback
216 pages
Published: July 1999
Pearson Higher Education
ISBN: 0205269133

This edited collection of original commissioned essays tells the important story of how interest groups and PACs (Political Action Committees) from business, labor, and other activist organizations have worked with the changing rules governing lobbying and sea change provided by the Republican Revolution in 1994 to try to achieve their particular goals. This book shows how Congress and interest groups have interacted, how the current system works, and how certain changes may affect these relationships in the future. The essays, describing the lobbying tactics of business groups like AT&T, labor groups like AFL-CIO, and membership groups like The Sierra Club are written by accomplished political scientists who tell the stories in compelling and provocative ways, and describe hPolitical scientists experienced with interest groups were given standard sets of questions and sent to Capital Hill to construct detailed case studies of how particular groups have reacted to the Republican control of the US Congress since 1994. BIPAC, NRA, AFL-CIO COPE, The Sierra Club, AT&T, and


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