Interest groups as one of the extra-parliamentary institutions of interest representation

Epistemological studies in Philosophy, Social and Political Sciences 1:20-28 (2016)
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The article investigates interest groups, the definition of the main types, features that are inherent in certain types. We determined the role of pressure groups in the political process, the level of influence of pressure groups on government policy and articulation types of interests that are carried by interest groups.

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