A course on the strategy and tactics of governmental outsiders who seek to influence public policy. Topics include: lobbying; the role of analysis and expertise; polling and public opinion; issue-advertising, grassroots mobilization; community organizing; campaign finance, money and politics; and interest representation.
PubPol 495.001: Policy Seminar: Political Advocacy
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