PSC 309 Interest Group and Political Party Discussion

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Holyoke, Thomas and Jeff Cummins. 2019. “Interest Group and Political Party Influence on Growth in State Spending and Debt” American Politics Research. 

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Strickland, James. 2019. “America’s Crowded Statehouses: Measuring and Explaining Lobbying in the US States.” State Politics and Policy Quarterly

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Research Updates You will participate in a series of “research updates” throughout the semester. We will be periodically reading the most up-to-date research within state politics, and you must review the research question, methods, and findings in your own words, along with providing original insights of your own. You will follow the CREATE method to help you do this. 1 Consider Read Elucidate the hypothesis Analyze and interpret the data Think of the next Experiment Your paper must begin with your evaluation of the paper, where you include a statement that captures your original thoughts about it. “This is a good paper” is not acceptable. “This paper by Hanson (2020) is a positive development for our understanding of state legislative committee systems because of its original and thorough data collection effort” is acceptable. Throughout the rest of the paper, you should back up your statement by including specific evidence from the article, in addition to providing an overview of the paper and its contribution to the literature. Be sure to include all components of the CREATE model within your paper. All papers must be three full pages with 12 point, times new roman font and one inch margins (double-spaced). You must attach a memo showing your CREATE notes. This does not count towards your overall page count. You will complete three research updates worth 15% of your final grade. Notes on mechanics: Do not include block quotes. I know they fill up the pages, but ultimately they’re a lazy way of summarizing a journal article. Do not tell me about Bayesian Information Criterion, pooled event history analysis, negative binomial regressions, or any other methods that I know you don’t use or know about. I want you to tell me, in accessible terms, how the results speak to the authors’ expectations. Include page numbers at the top of each page.
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Political Parties and Interest’s Groups - Outline
Thesis Statement: that political parties increase the state budget but the interest’s groups do not.
Therefore, the more the political parties, the higher the government spending will be. However,
increase in the number of interest groups will not increase the government spending.
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Role of political parties

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Role of Interest groups

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Competition in interest groups and political parties

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The partisan nature of political parties

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Data collection and analysis
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Running head: POLITICAL PARTIES AND INTEREST'S GROUPS

Political Parties and Interest's Groups
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POLITICAL PARTIES AND INTEREST'S GROUPS

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Political Parties and Interest's Groups
The research by Holyoke and Cummins (2019) explains how political parties and interest
groups influence government spending. There has been a blame game between interest parties
and political parties of which actor is raising the government spending and hence plunging states
to debts. Primarily, interest groups carry out lobbying in the country. The United States has a
high level of democracy. In this regard, freedom of expression is highly valued. This creates a
space for political parties and interest groups. Today, there is are interest groups in almost every
sector. These groups lobby the government to provide for services or development for the group
they represent. Equally, the leaders of various political parties pressure the government to
provide for various services. The more the services that a government is going to provide, the
more it is going to spend. This can translate to an increase in the state's debt since the
government may be forced to borrow so as to meet the increasing deman...


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