Abstract

The study of interest groups represented a broad approach in the literature, many authors attempting to identify the influence of these groups on public power. The optics of the public sphere in the scientific literature is different and aimed at all the state organizations that are likely to make political decisions; the higher political institutions created by the Constitution, whose statutes are set by laws. In contemporary political society, pressure groups are political institutions that have the role of putting political pressure on the governors

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