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Ethnic Interest Groups in US Foreign Policy-Making - A Cuban-American Story of Success and Failure (Hardcover)
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Ethnic Interest Groups in US Foreign Policy-Making - A Cuban-American Story of Success and Failure (Hardcover)
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This book is the first study to offer a comprehensive theoretical
and empirically tested answer to the question of ethnic interest
group influence. It presents the argument that such groups exert
influence through three different types of power - material,
identity, and alignment power. Each type of power is
operationalized by a variety of indicators, allowing for clear-cut
answers as to what makes an ethnic interest group successful - or
not. The group in focus in this case study is the Cuban-American
National Foundation (CANF), widely assumed to be one of the most
influential ethnic interest groups in the United States in the
1980s and 1990s. The analysis comprises a structured-focused
comparison of how CANF influenced the outcome of two different
legislatives debates that directly affected US policy towards Cuba,
and why it failed to do so in a third instance. Ethnic Groups in US
Foreign Policy-Making not only provides an innovative approach to
the study of these interest groups, but also benefits from strong
political relevance, as ethnic interest groups have provoked
considerable controversy in the public and among policy makers in
recent years.
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