Interest group influence in micro-states: the role of networking skills

This paper argues that an interest group’s networking skills in micro-states may be as important, if not more important than other variables discussed in the interest group influence literature. This argument is based on the recent literature on democratisation in micro-states which shows that polit...

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Main Author: Direnç Kanol
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of A Coruna 2014-06-01
Series:European Journal of Government and Economics
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Online Access:http://www.ejge.org/index.php/ejge/article/view/52
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description This paper argues that an interest group’s networking skills in micro-states may be as important, if not more important than other variables discussed in the interest group influence literature. This argument is based on the recent literature on democratisation in micro-states which shows that politics in these states is personalistic in nature. The argument is supported by expert interviews undertaken in the Republic of Cyprus and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.
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spelling doaj.art-e56cfe56a6e94123aeeb9b73e71795e42022-12-22T02:45:13ZengUniversity of A CorunaEuropean Journal of Government and Economics2254-70882014-06-0131475924Interest group influence in micro-states: the role of networking skillsDirenç Kanol0University of SienaThis paper argues that an interest group’s networking skills in micro-states may be as important, if not more important than other variables discussed in the interest group influence literature. This argument is based on the recent literature on democratisation in micro-states which shows that politics in these states is personalistic in nature. The argument is supported by expert interviews undertaken in the Republic of Cyprus and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.http://www.ejge.org/index.php/ejge/article/view/52Cyprusinterest groupsinterest group influencelobbyingmicro-statesnetworking skills
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Interest group influence in micro-states: the role of networking skills
European Journal of Government and Economics
Cyprus
interest groups
interest group influence
lobbying
micro-states
networking skills
title Interest group influence in micro-states: the role of networking skills
title_full Interest group influence in micro-states: the role of networking skills
title_fullStr Interest group influence in micro-states: the role of networking skills
title_full_unstemmed Interest group influence in micro-states: the role of networking skills
title_short Interest group influence in micro-states: the role of networking skills
title_sort interest group influence in micro states the role of networking skills
topic Cyprus
interest groups
interest group influence
lobbying
micro-states
networking skills
url http://www.ejge.org/index.php/ejge/article/view/52
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