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 Brussels Versus the Beltway Advocacy In The United States And The European Union

by
Christine Mahoney
Georgetown University Press

"This path-breaking book leads us on a journey through the institutional structures and issue-related factors that shape the lobbying worlds of the United States and the European Union, showing us that the two are not as different as is commonly believed. We understand advocacy on both sides of the Atlantic better thanks to Mahoney’s work." —Beth L. Leech, Rutgers University
   

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