The Function of Lobbying in Political Societies: A Comparative Study of Great Britain, Belgium, and the United States: No. 26 (Studies in Political Science S.)

Examines the activities of lobbyists in three of the largest global lobbying markets - Washington, London, and Brussels - and places those activities in the context of the political, cultural, and institutional environments within which lobbying is undertaken in those locations.

Conor McGrath is Lecturer in Political Lobbying and Public Affairs at the University of Ulster, Northern Ireland. Before joining the University, he worked as a self-employed lobbyist in London, as an aide to a British member of parliament, and in the office of a Republican Member of Congress.