Third‐Party Campaigning and Issue‐Advertising in Australia

Orr, Graeme; Gauja, Anika

doi:10.1111/ajph.12046

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“…: 14; Fraussen and Beyers : 17; Schlozman et al. : 588) This observation also resonates with recent findings on third‐party campaigning and issue‐advertising in Australia, which requires deep organisational pockets (Orr and Gauja ). Although corporations dominate this field of advocacy, they do not monopolise it, as also labour unions frequently engage in large‐scale issue‐advertisements, and more recently new online groups such as GetUp!…”

Section: The Composition and Diversity Of The Australian Interest Grosupporting

confidence: 80%

Assessing the Composition and Diversity of the Australian Interest Group System

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2016

Aust J Public Adm

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Any democratic society requires mechanisms for citizens to have effective political voice. Clearly, political parties provide a key channel for expressing views and preferences. However, organised interests provide another important mechanism for such representation. A crucial question in this regard is whether the interest group system is capable of ensuring the representation of a variety of public and private interests. Resolving these debates requires data that map the terrain and also are attentive to organisational diversity. This article takes up this challenge through exploring the composition and diversity of the Australian system of organised interests, using a new data set based on the Directory of Australian Associations. This system-level approach delivers important insights into the nature of the Australian interest group system, as well as provides a framework for subsequent work interpreting and contextualising advocacy activities of particular groups, or lobbying dynamics in specific policy domains.

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Section: The Composition and Diversity Of The Australian Interest Grosupporting

confidence: 80%

Assessing the Composition and Diversity of the Australian Interest Group System

Fraussen

Halpin

2016

Aust J Public Adm

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“…The results are displayed in Table 1. Government (Orr & Gauja 2014). In collaboration with other mining interest groups, the MCA was very successful in this campaign, with the tax all but nullified within a year of the ad blitz (Nicoll 2011).…”

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confidence: 99%

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2016

Burgmann Journal

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“…The Australian politics literature has noted the apparent rise of 'outside' advertising campaigns by groups that are usually considered to be powerful-and thus least likely to engage in such a strategy (Orr and Gauja 2014). Arguably, election campaigns provide a most likely environment for groups to utilise such campaigns-as there are media and electorate focuses on politics at this time.…”

Section: Outsider Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%