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Lobbying in America: A Primer for Citizen Participation
by Dr. Ralph Nurnberger, Adjunct Professor at Georgetown University

This Occasional Paper by the Indian American Center for Political Awareness helps provide background to the Indian American community on how they can more effectively advocate for issues that are of concern to them.

The paper starts by discussing a history of lobbying in America, then discusses current lobbying practices in Washington, moving on to a discussion of AIPAC, one of the more successful lobbies in Washington. The next chapter discusses a "how to" in lobbying for people, before finally moving on to discuss how people can get involved in the political process and how to accomplish goals in Washington or on a local level.

The publication can be purchased for a tax-deductible contribution of $10 with a check made out in the name of IACPA and in the memo field should say lobby book. The check can be sent to:

IACPA
1275 K St. NW, Suite 810
Washington, DC 20005

Questions should be sent to iacfpa

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