A Price to Pay? The Backsides of the Privileged Access to the Political System

Classical corporatism has been supplemented in the Scandinavian countries by a pattern of privileged pluralism. Under these new conditions, some interest organizations are granted position policymaking compared to less resourceful organizations. Based on concepts group genesis and dynamic coupling, I argue that historically embedded coupling can affect autonomy organization, creating difficult dilemma; is, difficulty being an independent organization at same time having access. To illustrate dilemma, case one The Danish Consumer Council, is presented.