THE POWER OF

INFLUENCE:
INTRODUCTION TO
POLITICAL LOBBYING
P R E S E N T E D B Y:
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POLITICAL
LOBBYING

PURPOSE

LOBBYING
TECHNIQU
ES

IMPACT ON
DEMOCRAC
Y

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 REGULATORY
OPAQUE CAPTURE
INFLUENCE

REGULATORY
CAPTURE AND REVOLVING INFLUENCE
INFLUENCE DOOR
PHENOMENO
OF SPECIAL
INTEREST
N GROUPS

CAMPAIGN
CONTRIBUTIONS
 CAMPAIGN
FINANCING AND
LOBBYING
1. INFLUENCE ON POLICY
DECISIONS
2. CONCERNS ABOUT
CORRUPTION
3. TRANSPARENCY AND
DISCLOSURE
4. ROLE OF INTEREST GROUPS
5. LEGAL AND REGULATORY
FRAMEWORKS
 ETHICAL
DILEMMAS IN
LOBBYING

1. TRANSPARENCY AND
DISCLOSURE
2. CONFLICT OF INTEREST
3. ACCESS AND INFLUENCE
4. REVOLVING DOOR
PHENOMENON
5. CAMPAIGN FINANCE
GLOBAL Coalition Collaborate for
Example:
Climate Action Understanding
LOBBYING Building impact. Network
(CAN).
Global Context

STRATEGIES Example:
WITH CASE
Adapt to local Tech and Social Amplify reach
Airbnb’s global
nuances. Media digitally.
strategy.

STUDIES
Example: Network with Example: World
Relationship
#MeToo decision- Economic
Building
movement. makers. Forum (WEF).

Leverage global Example: Al

Media Outreach
media. Jazeera.