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  • The [[European Round Table of Industrialists]] (ERT) is a peak business association of around 40 members, who are 'Chairmen and Chief Executives of ...n the publication of ERT reports and proposals. The decisions are taken by consensus.
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  • ...rying tp define issues and alternatives. Such groups often lead to a study group as the next stage. ...esent monthly papers which are discussed and criticized by the rest of the group. The goal of such study groups is a detailed state-ment of the problem by t
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  • ...were conducted in narrow interest groups. That was the existence of the [[Business Council]]. Calling it "one of the more remarkable groups ever associated wi ...940's and 1950's the Council included a cross-section of the major business leaders in the nation. It held six meetings a year, some in Washington, som
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  • ...[[Natural Capital Committee]], and as a member of the [[Economics Advisory Group]] to the UK Secretary of State for Energy & Climate Change, alongside [[Lor ...he European Commissioner for Energy and as Chairman of the Ad Hoc Advisory Group on the Roadmap. He also assisted the Polish government in their presidency
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  • ...ed more with “state failure” than a failure on the part of the private business sector [http://www.christian-aid.co.uk/indepth/0401csr], despite the increa ...lpractice or improve the social, environmental and human rights sectors of business performance, as well as on the regulatory role of non-state actors in stand
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  • ...ious for campaigning against legislation and speaking out about scientific consensus that is damaging to their sponsor's interests by emphasising extreme minori When an individual creates a fake identity for purposes similar to a Front Group this is known as a [[Sock puppet]]. As a technique of Astroturfing, Sock Pu
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  • ...was incorporated as Charles Pfizer & Co in the US in 1942 but the original business dates back to a partnership founded in 1849. Until the turn of the century ...at we emerge as the company recognised as the best by patients, customers, business partners, and the communities where we live and work. It’s a long term mi
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  • ...officials that the situation is deteriorating. There is a further point of consensus: that the deterioration is a direct consequence of "coalition" policy.'<ref ::-reliability, straight dealing and trustworthiness in business and international affairs.
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  • ...e]] in partnership with the [[British Council]] and the [[Migration Policy Group]]. The Trust also funds the [[All-Party Parliamentary Group on Penal Affairs ]] and is a grant-making foundation which "seeks to encour
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  • ...orce also included environment work by the beginning of June 1998 when the group reviewed the (supposedly) final contents the White Paper which included a t This is nasty business, far more threatening to democracy than Mr [[Neil Hamilton|Hamilton]]'s Par
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  • ...ce in the mid 1980s, Moore ventured unsuccessfully into the salmon farming business. Now he makes a living writing, speaking and campaigning on behalf of the ...nted in an aquaculture industry presentation in July 2005 how her ‘small group of dedicated individuals were able to initiate change and promote the posit
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  • ...[Fandz International Law Group]]. According to Fandz’s web site, the law group “has recently established a task force dealing with issues and opportunit ===Counter Terrorism Evaluation Group===
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  • ...an ultra-conservative lobby group that pushes legislation that favours big business and rolls back environmental regulations. Examples include the so-called St ...mocracy]] revealed that despite ALEC's portrayal of itself as a membership group for it was in fact largely corporate funded, and a particular favourite of
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  • ...herring if there ever was one - that the Marshall Institute spoke for big business. ...speaking media tour organised by a PR firm working for the corporate front group the [[Global Climate Coalition]].<ref> Greenpeace (2001), A Decade Of Dirty
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  • ...lations about regional fear of Iran provided an opportunity to forge a new consensus around the ‘absolute necessity of taking action against Iran before it de ...the Progressive Case for Israel', organised jointly by New Labour pressure group [[Progress]], [[Labour Friends of Israel]] and the [[New Israel Fund]] and
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  • Aquafed is an international water industry lobby group. ...president is [[Gerard Payen]], the former CEO and chairman of the [[Ondeo Group]], Suez’ water division ; and [[Jack Moss]], Senior Water Advisor at Sue
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  • ...own dramatically ever since. Advertising has always been a keystone of the business. (E.g. Unilever Bestfoods UK spends almost £100 million a year on advertis ...r multinationals with huge market power, aiming to create a more favorable business climate. The finalizing of the single European market (and its extension to
    32 KB (4,819 words) - 13:36, 7 May 2007
  • ...lacing "special emphasis on strengthening the interface of government with business". <ref> European Policy Centre, [http://www.epc.eu/about.php About Us: Miss ...ss must be more involved in public policies."<ref> Quoted in "Crossing the Business and Political Divide", by Rory Watson, the European Voice 9-15 July 1998. <
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  • ...nability reporting. Nearly 1000 organizations from over 60 countries, from business, civil society, labor, accounting, investors, academics, governments, and o ...es reporting organizations and information seekers, who work together in a consensus-seeking process. The GRI firmly believes that this multi-stakeholder engage
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  • ...hing'' as a psyops operator.<ref>Oliver Morgan, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2005/sep/11/theobserver.observerbusiness4 ‘Lobby firm goes to war’], '' ...nd Security [http://www.scl.cc/article.php?id=45] tells us they are in the business of 'population control.'
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