Actors in Parliaments II: Parties, Administration and Stakeholders

Abstract

Parliaments are also comprised of a wide set of collective actors, that frame how parliamentary work happens. This includes parliamentary party groups that drive the work of MPs, but also the parliamentary administration that needs to ensure work goes smoothly. Though generally from the outside, interest groups also seek to influence parliamentary outcomes in their own way. This panels investigates how those groups act and how they relate to each other.

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