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David MarshallAssociate Professor of Comparative Politics, University of ReadingVerified email at reading.ac.uk
Andreas DürProfessor of International Politics, University of SalzburgVerified email at sbg.ac.at
Michael MarshTrinity College DublinVerified email at tcd.ie
Felix GoldbergUniversity of StuttgartVerified email at sowi.uni-stuttgart.de
Thomas BräuningerProfessor of Political Economy, Dept. of Political Science, University of MannheimVerified email at uni-mannheim.de
Kelly KollmanProfessor of Politics, Glasgow UniversityVerified email at glasgow.ac.uk
Raj ChariProfessor, Political Science, Trinity College DublinVerified email at tcd.ie
Danica Fink-HafnerUniversity of LjubljanaVerified email at fdv.uni-lj.si
Uwe RemerUniversität StuttgartVerified email at sowi.uni-stuttgart.de
Hermann SchmittProfessor of Political Science, Universities of Manchester and MannheimVerified email at mzes.uni-mannheim.de
Daniel Naurin, ProfessorARENA, University of Oslo, PluriCourts, Department of Political Science, University of GothenburgVerified email at arena.uio.no
Natalka PatsiurkoLecturer, Concordia University, MontrealVerified email at concordia.ca
William A MaloneyProfessor of Politics, School of Geography, Politics and Sociology, Newcastle UniversityVerified email at ncl.ac.uk
Gabriela BorzSenior Lecturer in Politics, School of Government and Public Policy, University of StrathclydeVerified email at strath.ac.uk
Heinz BrandenburgSenior Lecturer, University of StrathclydeVerified email at tiscali.co.uk
Beth L. LeechProfessor of Political Science, Rutgers UniversityVerified email at polisci.rutgers.edu
Amy Melissa McKayAssociate Professor, Politics, University of ExeterVerified email at exeter.ac.uk
Adam William ChalmersReader at King's College LondonVerified email at kcl.ac.uk
Joost BerkhoutAssociate professorVerified email at uva.nl
Jan BeyersProfessor of Political Science, University of AntwerpVerified email at uantwerpen.be

Patrick Bernhagen

Professor of Comparative Political Science, University of Stuttgart

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Interest group success in the European Union: When (and why) does business lose? A Dür, P Bernhagen, D Marshall Comparative Political Studies 48 (8), 951-983, 2015	364	2015
Voting and protesting: Explaining citizen participation in old and new European democracies P Bernhagen, M Marsh Democratisation 14 (1), 44-72, 2007	219	2007
Democratization CW Haerpfer, P Bernhagen, C Welzel, R Inglehart Oxford University Press, USA, 2019	193	2019
Structural power and public policy: A signaling model of business lobbying in democratic capitalism P Bernhagen, T Bräuninger Political studies 53 (1), 43-64, 2005	191	2005
The determinants of direct corporate lobbying in the European Union P Bernhagen, NJ Mitchell European Union Politics 10 (2), 155-176, 2009	174	2009
The Political Power of Business: Structure and Information in Public Policy-Making P Bernhagen Routledge, 2007	127	2007
Information or context: what accounts for positional proximity between the European Commission and lobbyists? P Bernhagen, A Dür, D Marshall Legislative Lobbying in Context, 136-154, 2017	114	2017
The partisan effects of low turnout: Analyzing vote abstention as a missing data problem P Bernhagen, M Marsh Electoral studies 26 (3), 548-560, 2007	102	2007
Business and international environmental agreements: domestic sources of participation and compliance by advanced industrialized democracies P Bernhagen Global Environmental Politics 8 (1), 78-110, 2008	95	2008
The logic of transnational action: The good corporation and the Global Compact L Bennie, P Bernhagen, NJ Mitchell Political Studies 55 (4), 733-753, 2007	83	2007
The political influence of business in the European Union A Dür, D Marshall, P Bernhagen University of Michigan Press, 2019	79	2019
Measuring democracy and democratization P Bernhagen Democratization, 24-40, 2009	78	2009
Measuring lobbying success spatially P Bernhagen, A Dür, D Marshall Interest Groups & Advocacy 3, 202-218, 2014	76	2014
When do politicians listen to lobbyists (and who benefits when they do)? P Bernhagen European Journal of Political Research 52 (1), 20-43, 2013	71	2013
The private provision of public goods: Corporate commitments and the United Nations Global Compact P Bernhagen, NJ Mitchell International Studies Quarterly 54 (4), 1175-1187, 2010	69	2010
Financial and economic crisis: explaining the sunset over the Celtic Tiger R Chari, P Bernhagen Irish Political Studies 26 (4), 473-488, 2011	55	2011
Engaging firms: The global organisational field for corporate social responsibility and national varieties of capitalism A Favotto, K Kollman, P Bernhagen Policy and Society 35 (1), 13-27, 2016	53	2016
Who gets what in British politics–and how? An analysis of media reports on lobbying around government policies, 2001–7 P Bernhagen Political Studies 60 (3), 557-577, 2012	51	2012
Interest group mobilization and lobbying patterns in Britain: A newspaper analysis P Bernhagen, B Trani Interest Groups & Advocacy 1, 48-66, 2012	44	2012
Comparative interest group survey questionnaire J Beyers, P Bernhagen, F Borang, C Braun, D Fink-Hafner, F Heylen, ... Antwerp: University of Antwerp, 2016	41	2016

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