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The Interest Group Society

by Jeffrey M. Berry, Clyde Wilcox

6th Edition

Publisher: Routledge

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Book Details

Print ISBN9781138691735
eText ISBN9781315534077
PublisherRoutledge
Publishing Year2018
Edition6th Edition
LanguageEnglish
Pages268

The Interest Group Society, 6th Edition, is a political science textbook by Jeffrey M. Berry and Clyde Wilcox that analyzes interest groups through the framework of democratic theory. The text explores how organized interests operate within the broader context of the American political system.

The volume covers traditional farm, labor, and trade associations alongside citizen groups, public interest organizations, corporations, and public interest firms. It examines key areas of political activity, including mobilization, grassroots lobbying, political action committees, and representation bias.

Designed for flexibility across diverse course settings, the concise volume can serve as a standalone centerpiece text or complement other assigned readings. The 2018 edition includes 16 black-and-white illustrations.

Table of Contents

  1. Chapter 1: Madison’s Dilemma

  2. Chapter 2: The Advocacy Explosion

  3. Chapter 3: The Party Connection

  4. Chapter 4: Mobilization and Organization

  5. Chapter 5: Lobbyists

  6. Chapter 6: Public Opinion and Grassroots Lobbying

  7. Chapter 7: Political Action Committees

  8. Chapter 8: Washington Lobbying

  9. Chapter 9: The Rise of Issue Networks

  10. Chapter 10: Bias and Representation

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