This Brief studies patterns of political engagement among private firms in the European Union (EU). Using representative data, allowing for analysis at the level of NUTS2 regional groupings (EU
regions varying from about 800,000 to 3 million inhabitants), various patterns of engagement
emerge. In particular, business association membership is widespread, and its variation seems to be largely explained by cross-country patterns. Such differences may...
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Political Engagement, Collective Action, and Influence of Private Firms in the European Union
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David C. Francis.
Political Engagement, Collective Action, and Influence of Private Firms in the European Union (English). Political Action and Influence;Enterprise Note; No. 46 Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099546302142591026