lobbying

Examines the impact of the Israel lobby on U.S. foreign policy, investigates the reasons why the U.S. provides Israel with such a high level of material and diplomatic support, and questions whether the relationship is good for America or Israel.

Discusses how interest groups have influenced American politics and explains how they can help control the outcome of political elections, including the presidential race.

Explains the process of political lobbying, including its history, past influences, and current powerful lobbies.

Profiles more than 250 of America's most influential public advocacy groups, with assessments of group effectiveness, group political orientation, contact information, mission statements, membership information, publication lists, current concerns, and methods of advocacy.

A collection of essays that discuss the formation, organization, and interests of many political groups in the United States.

Describes how to be a successful lobbyist, includes tips on organizing letter-writing campaigns, Congressional hearings, and public demonstrations; find out how to get good press, build political alliances, and respond to opponents; and master proper Capitol Hill etiquette.

Discusses the development of lobbying as a force in American politics and the methods used by lobbyists to exert pressure on the government, and includes biographical sketches, a chronology, directory of interest groups, and glossary.

This book presents an overview of brain injuries in athletes, especially football players at young age and examines the mounting evidence about the health effects of concussions and the efforts to protect athletes from this dangerous injury.