Contractual Politics and the Institutionalization of Bureaucratic Influence

Contractual Politics and the Institutionalization of Bureaucratic InfluenceAnalyzes long term interest group party alliances, with a focus on the part played by federal advisory committees. This book sheds light on the dealings between special interests and political parties by challenging three long standing assumptions: that transactions between interest groups and parties are quid pro quo exchanges, such as the buying and selling of legislation; that the interrelationship between bureaucrats and interest groups is

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