In-house Lobbyists in the United States
Concept of In-house Lobbyists
In the U.S., in the context of Political Participation, Interest Groups and Lobbying, In-house Lobbyists has the following meaning: Permanent employees of a group or organization who present the group’s concerns and policy proposals to legislators, bureaucrats and other government officials. These include full-time lobbyists in the permanent employ of a group as well as managers, executives and other employees of the group or organization who perform other tasks in addition to lobbying government. (Source of this definition of In-house Lobbyists : University of Texas)
In-house Lobbyists
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See Also
- Political Participation
- Interest Groups
- Lobbying