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Lesson n. 1: What is lobbying
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Lesson n. 2: Theoretical approaches and stereotypes
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Lesson n. 3: Lobbying in the United States: history, institutional context, and regulation
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Lesson n. 4: The evolution of the European Union and its decision-making system
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Lesson n. 5: Lobbying at EU level
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Lesson n. 6: The italian constitutional system
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Lesson n. 7: Definitions and principles of lobbying regulation
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Lesson n. 8: Lobbying regulation in the Italian landscape
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Lesson n. 9: Lobbying laws in Italian regions
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Lesson n. 10: Parliamentary law, legislative processes, and spaces for lobbying
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Lesson n. 11: Lobbying in practice: lobbyists, framework, and method
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Lesson n. 12: Lobbying in practice: tools and strategies
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Lesson n. 13: Lobbying in practice: the budget law and the transposition of european legislation
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Lesson n. 14: Case studies: shop closures on holidays and incentives to gas-powered vehicles
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