How Policies Make Interest Groups - 9780226820880

The University of Chicago Press

Explore the intricate relationship between government policies and the formation of interest groups in "How Policies Make Interest Groups: Governments, Unions, and American Education" by Michael T. Hartney. This insightful hardback delves into the mechanisms by which policy decisions shape the landscape of organized interests, focusing on key sectors like education and labor unions within the American context. Understand the dynamics of political influence and advocacy as Hartney meticulously analyzes how governmental actions can either foster or hinder the emergence and impact of various groups. Perfect for students, academics, and anyone interested in political science, sociology, and public policy, this book offers a comprehensive examination of power structures and their evolution. Product Summary: This hardback book by The University of Chicago Press, authored by Michael T. Hartney, examines how government policies influence the formation of interest groups, using examples from American education and unions.