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European Lobbying Guide (business & Economics)

European Lobbying Guide (Hawksmere Report)

Cassidy, Bryan

Cassidy, Brian

Angus & Robertson (UK)

Eden Paperbacks

Hawksmere

United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom

Thorogood Publishing Ltd., London, 1999

Thorogood Reports, London, 2000

October 25, 2003

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Annotation The appointment of a new team of European Commissioners--many new to their briefs and all keen to display a more listening attitude than their predecessors--is a golden opportunity for those with a message to deliver, be they from the private sector, trade associations, trade unions, local authorities, other public sector bodies, charities or other non-governmental organizations. But how to make the most of these opportunities? How to focus your energies on those parts of the system most likely to respond favorably? How to deal with so much change all at once? And, with the rapid growth of the lobbying industry in Brussels, how to make your voice heard amidst the rising clamor?Benefits of reading this ReportThis timely Report explains how policies are formulated and directives drafted, a process which is mysterious to most outside observers. It provides an authoritative and essential reference guide on how the European Union's Institutions work, how they interact with each other, and who, how and when to influence and get your message across. It will help you to:assess the implications for you (and your organization or clients) of the new balances of power, both between the different institutions and between the various political groupscommunicate effectively with the Commission, the Parliament and their various representativesreview your methods and resources to ensure that your message not only gets heard but also gets resultsWho should read this Report?This Report gives in-depth and practical guidance to anyone involved with lobbying and those wanting well-directed, cost-effective and successful campaigns. In particular it will be invaluable to:Government and regulatory affairs staffPublic relations managers and directorsCorporate and public affairs directors and managersAnyone whose work is involved or influenced by any of the institutions involved

Explaining how policies are formulated and directives drafted, this report provides an authoritative insight into how the European Union's institutions work, how they interact with one another, and how they can be used to influence policymakers. It offers strategies for assessing implications of the new balances of power, both among the different institutions and between various political groups; for communicating effectively with the commission, parliament, and their various representatives; and for reviewing methods and resources to ensure that messages get measurable results

Lobbying; the 'institutions; of the EU; the European parliament; European community law; how and whom to lobby; council decisions; ECOSOC; COR; lobbying in parliament.

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