Varying Influence: The Roles of Public Opinion and Organized Interest in Public Policy in the American States

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Varying Influence: The Roles of Public Opinion and Organized Interests in the Policy Process Daniel C. Lewis Department of Political Science Michigan State University 214 S. Kedzie Hall East Lansing MI 48824 lewisd23@msu.edu Paper prepared for presentation at the Southern Political Science Association convention Atlanta GA January5-7 2006. 2 Abstract This paper examines two disconnects between they way the scholarly literature has tended to theorize about the policy process and the manner in which most empirical analysis on public

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