Publication
Title
Lobbying in Portugal: to regulate or not to regulate
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Abstract
In recent years, lobbying has taken up an important space in national and international agendas for political reform. Portugal has recently attempted to pass a law regulating lobbying at the executive level, but the legislative process was brought to a halt as it failed to mobilize sufficient support across the political spectrum. There are still a series of misconceptions about lobbying that curtail any well-intentioned regulatory efforts. Lobbying regulation cannot be drafted based on general suppositions and moral claims. In order to design a robust and purposeful lobbying regulation, it is necessary to understand what is at stake, so that we cannot expect more than what the regulatory framework is capable to deliver.
Language
English
Source (journal)
Coimbra Business Review
Publication
2016
Volume/pages
2 :1 , p. 7-15
UAntwerpen
Publication type
Subject
Law 
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Last edited 16.02.2024
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