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Lobbying, one of the operative range of public relations and analyse the Armenian lobbie's activities in the United States of America

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2006
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Public relations is a communication activity which constitute goodwillbetween an organisation, a country, or a product etc. and its target audience.And also public relations is, to manufacture affirmative public opinion and tomaintain positive relations between them.Lobbying is one of the comprehensive and operative range of publicrelations which working on legislation and executive organs of the state withdifferent methods to achieve these aims.The subject of this research was to define the lobbying and todetermine how the pressure and interest groups use this public relationsmethod and also analyse the Armenian Lobby's history, developmentprocess and its lobbying activities which was establish on an ethnic base inthe United States of America.This research was made for analyse the activities of the ArmenianLobby in the United States of America. The purpose of this research was todetermine which terms effected the Armenian lobby's success and analysethese activities effects on the the relationships between United States ofAmerica and Turkiye.Literature review technique were used to realize the aims of theresearch and also studyied on lobbying and pressure groups conceptstheoretically.We hope that; this research gives informative knowledges about theArmenian Lobbies activities in USA and realize the Turkiye's current lobbypolicies to the researchers.Key Words: Public Relations, Lobbying, Pressure Groups, UnitedStates of America, Armenian Lobby

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Mustafa Ertuğrul Yılmaz

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Mustafa Ertuğrul Yılmaz (Master Thesis). Lobbying, one of the operative range of public relations and analyse the Armenian lobbie's activities in the United States of America, 2006, Gazi University.

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