Yes, public policy is often influenced by pressure groups, which advocate for specific interests or causes. These groups can shape policy decisions through lobbying, campaigning, and mobilizing public opinion. By presenting research, organizing grassroots efforts, and engaging with policymakers, pressure groups can effectively impact legislative agendas and outcomes. Their influence highlights the role of diverse voices in the policy-making process.
public policy is formally established by which group ?
August Paul Pross has written: 'Pressure group behavior in Canadian politics' -- subject(s): Canada, Pressure groups 'Group politics and public policy' -- subject(s): Canada, Politics and government, Pressure groups, Political planning
To shape public policy
The role of a Pressure Group, is to bring an issue to the attention of the Public, Media and Government.
A "Lobby. A "Pressure Group." Etc.
lobbying
resulting from competing group interactions
interest group
federal, state, or local government
YES.
Pluralist Theory
that tries to influence public policy for a group of people with common interests