Titlebook: Advocacy Group Effects in Global Governance; Populations, Strateg Lisa M. Dellmuth,Elizabeth A. Bloodgood Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if appli

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Measurements of X-ray Emission of HDganizations (NGOs). It finds that digital advocacy organizations choose campaigns based on issue salience, whereas traditional NGOs are driven by issue-expertise. Professional staff select campaigns in NGOs, whereas in digital advocacy organizations campaign decision-making is member-driven. Overall

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Competition and Strategic Differentiation Among Transnational Advocacy Groupsntion, while others (mainly smaller, less established groups) focus on developing ‘niche’ agendas and strategies including, inter alia, radical protest, monitoring and enforcement, and litigation. The chapter illustrates the argument with quantitative data and comparative cases from the realm of tra

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The Stakes of Global Venue Shopping: Examining Bank Lobbying in the Basel Committee and the Europeanee on Banking Supervision. Assessing banks’ international activities in terms of the number, international scope, and geographical diversity of their subsidiaries, the chapter finds evidence supporting the argument. The new post-crisis banking rules posed a serious threat to banks’ international fin

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Taking Control of Regulations: How International Advocacy NGOs Shape the Regulatory Environments of les them to adjust their strategies without changing their core mission. This argument is illustrated with case studies of Article 19 and AMERA International, and demonstrates how organizations with high programmatic flexibility can navigate regulations and shape policy in their target country, whil