Submitted by christian on Mon, 05/25/2015 - 10:38
One of the most frequently criticized aspects of the lobbying profession is the so-called Revolving Door, whereby individuals move between positions in the public and the private public sectors. According to conventional wisdom, experience in government allows former officials to develop a network of friends and colleagues that they can later exploit on behalf of their clients. Such movement has become more frequent throughout the world in recent years as governments and business communities have developed closer ties.
