In recent decades, lobbying has become a powerful force in the political world. Lobbyists frequently meet behind closed doors with senators, lawmakers, and congressmen and women to push influential legislation through the congressional process. Which sociological perspective would be most interested in examining the lobbying movement? why?

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Yasmine Welch

Social Studies

3 June, 12:38

In recent decades, lobbying has become a powerful force in the political world. Lobbyists frequently meet behind closed doors with senators, lawmakers, and congressmen and women to push influential legislation through the congressional process. Which sociological perspective would be most interested in examining the lobbying movement? why?

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Cristina Whitney · Answer 1

Symbolic Interactionism : - because it provide a theoretical easy ways to examine the relationship between scholar and the society. It centered the way of communication like exchange of meaning through language and symbols and how people make sense to their social world. this theory looks at society and people with micro level perspective