CONTEXT AND "RESOURCES" IN INFORMATION STRATEGIES OF INTEREST GROUPS WITHIN EU INSTITUTIONS

The article carries out the research on the information strategy of the interest groups striving to exert influence on the decisions of the political structures. After hypothesizing that different strategies of the actors who form supply in the information market depend upon the context and characteristics of the actors themselves, G. Garifullina tests it through the comparative analysis of the largest interest groups behavior during the preparation and adoption of two important European laws - Registration, Evaluation and Authorization of Chemicals and Waste Framework Directive.