Do interest groups lobby their political friends or their foes? This study extends the work of Hall and Deardorff, examining lobbying during Brazil's National Constituent Assembly to show that lobbying is not a static activity but an adaptable behavior.
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Gabriel F. Benzecry is a Ph.D. student in the Department of Economics and Finance at Middle Tennessee
State University and a Ph.D. fellow at the Political Economy Research Institute.
