When Cities Lobby
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When Cities Lobby
How Local Governments Compete for Power in State Politics
Payson, Julia
Oxford University Press Inc
03/2022
208
Mole
Inglês
9780197615270
15 a 20 dias
296
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1 - Introduction
2 - The State of Local Lobbying
2.1 - Using Disclosure Data to Document Local Influence
2.2 - Targeting the State vs. Federal Government
2.3 - Who Advocates for Cities?
2.4 - Where Cities Lobby
2.5 - What Cities Want
2.6 - Allocating Lobbying Effort: Evidence from Florida
2.7 - Banding Together or Going It Alone? The Role of Municipal Leagues
2.8 - Discussion
3 - How City Lobbyists Bridge Representational Gaps
3.1 - Why Do Organized Interests Lobby?
3.2 - How Local Governments Are Different
3.3 - Predicting Lobbying Across Cities
3.4 - Too Much Representation? Redistricting and Lobbying
3.5 - Partisan Mismatches and City Lobbying
3.6 - The Unique Challenges of Conservative Representation
3.7 - District-Based or Collective Representation? Evidence From Missouri
3.8 - Discussion
4 - Exploring Municipal Mobilization Across States
4.1 - What We Know About Variation in State-Level Lobbying
4.2 - Political Geography and Municipal Lobbying
4.3 - Lobbying in Response to Institutional Complexity
4.4 - The Political Environment
4.5 - State Transfers to Cities Increases Lobbying-And Vice Versa
4.6 - Current Policy Debates
4.7 - Discussion
5 - Who Gets What? City Lobbying And State Transfers
5.1 - Is Lobbying a Good Investment for Cities?
5.2 - Using State Transfers to Estimate The Returns Lobbying
5.3 - Lobbying Increases State Funding
5.4 - Funding Follows Lobbying (Not Vice Versa)
5.5 - Why Lobbying Benefits Rich Cities
5.6 - Discussion
6 - City vs. State: Power, Policy, and Preemption
6.1 - How Lobbying Shapes The Distribution of State Funding
6.2 - Case Studies: Cities and State Preemption
6.3 - The Rise of State Preemption
6.4 - How Cities Are Responding
6.5 - What Do City Lobbying Efforts Against Preemption Look Like?
6.6 - Discussion
7 - Conclusion: Why Cities Lobby and Why It Matters
7.1 - Conservative Critiques of Municipal Lobbying
7.2 - Does Municipal Lobbying Exacerbate Inequality?
7.3 - Intergovernmental Lobbying and Democratic Representation
7.4 - The View From Above and Below
7.5 - Prospects For Reform
8 Appendices
Bibliography
2 - The State of Local Lobbying
2.1 - Using Disclosure Data to Document Local Influence
2.2 - Targeting the State vs. Federal Government
2.3 - Who Advocates for Cities?
2.4 - Where Cities Lobby
2.5 - What Cities Want
2.6 - Allocating Lobbying Effort: Evidence from Florida
2.7 - Banding Together or Going It Alone? The Role of Municipal Leagues
2.8 - Discussion
3 - How City Lobbyists Bridge Representational Gaps
3.1 - Why Do Organized Interests Lobby?
3.2 - How Local Governments Are Different
3.3 - Predicting Lobbying Across Cities
3.4 - Too Much Representation? Redistricting and Lobbying
3.5 - Partisan Mismatches and City Lobbying
3.6 - The Unique Challenges of Conservative Representation
3.7 - District-Based or Collective Representation? Evidence From Missouri
3.8 - Discussion
4 - Exploring Municipal Mobilization Across States
4.1 - What We Know About Variation in State-Level Lobbying
4.2 - Political Geography and Municipal Lobbying
4.3 - Lobbying in Response to Institutional Complexity
4.4 - The Political Environment
4.5 - State Transfers to Cities Increases Lobbying-And Vice Versa
4.6 - Current Policy Debates
4.7 - Discussion
5 - Who Gets What? City Lobbying And State Transfers
5.1 - Is Lobbying a Good Investment for Cities?
5.2 - Using State Transfers to Estimate The Returns Lobbying
5.3 - Lobbying Increases State Funding
5.4 - Funding Follows Lobbying (Not Vice Versa)
5.5 - Why Lobbying Benefits Rich Cities
5.6 - Discussion
6 - City vs. State: Power, Policy, and Preemption
6.1 - How Lobbying Shapes The Distribution of State Funding
6.2 - Case Studies: Cities and State Preemption
6.3 - The Rise of State Preemption
6.4 - How Cities Are Responding
6.5 - What Do City Lobbying Efforts Against Preemption Look Like?
6.6 - Discussion
7 - Conclusion: Why Cities Lobby and Why It Matters
7.1 - Conservative Critiques of Municipal Lobbying
7.2 - Does Municipal Lobbying Exacerbate Inequality?
7.3 - Intergovernmental Lobbying and Democratic Representation
7.4 - The View From Above and Below
7.5 - Prospects For Reform
8 Appendices
Bibliography
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1 - Introduction
2 - The State of Local Lobbying
2.1 - Using Disclosure Data to Document Local Influence
2.2 - Targeting the State vs. Federal Government
2.3 - Who Advocates for Cities?
2.4 - Where Cities Lobby
2.5 - What Cities Want
2.6 - Allocating Lobbying Effort: Evidence from Florida
2.7 - Banding Together or Going It Alone? The Role of Municipal Leagues
2.8 - Discussion
3 - How City Lobbyists Bridge Representational Gaps
3.1 - Why Do Organized Interests Lobby?
3.2 - How Local Governments Are Different
3.3 - Predicting Lobbying Across Cities
3.4 - Too Much Representation? Redistricting and Lobbying
3.5 - Partisan Mismatches and City Lobbying
3.6 - The Unique Challenges of Conservative Representation
3.7 - District-Based or Collective Representation? Evidence From Missouri
3.8 - Discussion
4 - Exploring Municipal Mobilization Across States
4.1 - What We Know About Variation in State-Level Lobbying
4.2 - Political Geography and Municipal Lobbying
4.3 - Lobbying in Response to Institutional Complexity
4.4 - The Political Environment
4.5 - State Transfers to Cities Increases Lobbying-And Vice Versa
4.6 - Current Policy Debates
4.7 - Discussion
5 - Who Gets What? City Lobbying And State Transfers
5.1 - Is Lobbying a Good Investment for Cities?
5.2 - Using State Transfers to Estimate The Returns Lobbying
5.3 - Lobbying Increases State Funding
5.4 - Funding Follows Lobbying (Not Vice Versa)
5.5 - Why Lobbying Benefits Rich Cities
5.6 - Discussion
6 - City vs. State: Power, Policy, and Preemption
6.1 - How Lobbying Shapes The Distribution of State Funding
6.2 - Case Studies: Cities and State Preemption
6.3 - The Rise of State Preemption
6.4 - How Cities Are Responding
6.5 - What Do City Lobbying Efforts Against Preemption Look Like?
6.6 - Discussion
7 - Conclusion: Why Cities Lobby and Why It Matters
7.1 - Conservative Critiques of Municipal Lobbying
7.2 - Does Municipal Lobbying Exacerbate Inequality?
7.3 - Intergovernmental Lobbying and Democratic Representation
7.4 - The View From Above and Below
7.5 - Prospects For Reform
8 Appendices
Bibliography
2 - The State of Local Lobbying
2.1 - Using Disclosure Data to Document Local Influence
2.2 - Targeting the State vs. Federal Government
2.3 - Who Advocates for Cities?
2.4 - Where Cities Lobby
2.5 - What Cities Want
2.6 - Allocating Lobbying Effort: Evidence from Florida
2.7 - Banding Together or Going It Alone? The Role of Municipal Leagues
2.8 - Discussion
3 - How City Lobbyists Bridge Representational Gaps
3.1 - Why Do Organized Interests Lobby?
3.2 - How Local Governments Are Different
3.3 - Predicting Lobbying Across Cities
3.4 - Too Much Representation? Redistricting and Lobbying
3.5 - Partisan Mismatches and City Lobbying
3.6 - The Unique Challenges of Conservative Representation
3.7 - District-Based or Collective Representation? Evidence From Missouri
3.8 - Discussion
4 - Exploring Municipal Mobilization Across States
4.1 - What We Know About Variation in State-Level Lobbying
4.2 - Political Geography and Municipal Lobbying
4.3 - Lobbying in Response to Institutional Complexity
4.4 - The Political Environment
4.5 - State Transfers to Cities Increases Lobbying-And Vice Versa
4.6 - Current Policy Debates
4.7 - Discussion
5 - Who Gets What? City Lobbying And State Transfers
5.1 - Is Lobbying a Good Investment for Cities?
5.2 - Using State Transfers to Estimate The Returns Lobbying
5.3 - Lobbying Increases State Funding
5.4 - Funding Follows Lobbying (Not Vice Versa)
5.5 - Why Lobbying Benefits Rich Cities
5.6 - Discussion
6 - City vs. State: Power, Policy, and Preemption
6.1 - How Lobbying Shapes The Distribution of State Funding
6.2 - Case Studies: Cities and State Preemption
6.3 - The Rise of State Preemption
6.4 - How Cities Are Responding
6.5 - What Do City Lobbying Efforts Against Preemption Look Like?
6.6 - Discussion
7 - Conclusion: Why Cities Lobby and Why It Matters
7.1 - Conservative Critiques of Municipal Lobbying
7.2 - Does Municipal Lobbying Exacerbate Inequality?
7.3 - Intergovernmental Lobbying and Democratic Representation
7.4 - The View From Above and Below
7.5 - Prospects For Reform
8 Appendices
Bibliography
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