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QoG lunch seminar with Wiebke Marie Junk

Society and economy

Lobbying (A)symmetry: The Dynamics Behind Informed Policy (LOBBYMETRY)

Seminar
Date
14 Oct 2026
Time
12:00 - 13:00
Location
Stora Skansen (B336), Sprängkullsgatan 19

Participants
Wiebke Marie Junk, Associate Professor at the Department of Political Science, University of Copenhagen (KU)
Good to know
The QoG institute regularly organizes seminars related to research on Quality of Government, broadly defined as trustworthy, reliable, impartial, uncorrupted and competent government institutions.

All seminars are held in English unless stated otherwise.
Organizer
The Quality of Government Institute (QoG)

Abstract:

Lobbying activities are legitimate attempts by various kinds of organisations at having a say in policymaking. How these individual attempts come together to inform policies has major impacts on how our democracies work – not least in times of information-overload, post-factual tendencies and floods of AI-generated content.

The LOBBYMETRY project opens the blackbox of policymaker-lobbyist information exchange by combining perception-based data from interest group communities and policymakers in Europe with cross-venue analyses of information exchanges on climate, health and digital policy issues, relying on textual data, focus group interviews and participant observation.