Marcel Hanegraaff is a post-doctoral researcher in political science at the University of Amsterdam. His dissertation (defended April 2014) focused on explaining the development transnational interest group communities, as well as the strategic action by interest groups in the context of global governance. He researches the politics of interest representation in a transnational and EU context, as well as on the functioning of international organizations in the fields of climate change and global trade. His work has appeared in World Trade Review (2011), and is scheduled for 2015 publication in Comparative Political Studies, Global Environmental Politics, and Global Governance. 

1. De Bièvre, D., A. Poletti, and M.C. Hanegraaff (2015). WTO judicial Politics and EU Trade Policy: Business Associations as Vessels of Special Interest? Forthcoming Britisch Journal of Politics and International Relations. 
2. Hanegraaff, M.C. (2015). Interest Groups at Transnational Conferences: Goals, Strategies, Interactions and Influence. Forthcoming Global Governance: a review of multilateralism and international organizations.
3. Hanegraaff, M.C., Braun, C., De Bièvre, D. & Beyers, J. (2015). The Global and Domestic origins of Transnational Advocacy. Explaining Interest Representation at the WTO. Forthcoming Comparative Political Studies.
4. Hanegraaff, M.C. (2015). Transnational Advocacy over Time: Business and NGO Mobilization at UN Climate Summits. Global Environmental Politics, 15 (1), 83-104.
5. Beyers, J. & Hanegraaff, M.C. (2014). Towards a population ecology approach of trans-national advocacy?  Reviewing and exploring an emerging research field. In V. Gray, D. Lowery & D. Halpin (Eds.), The Organization Ecology of Interest Communities: An Assessment and An Agenda. Palgrave MacMillan..
6. Hanegraaff, M.C. (2014). All the World's a stage. Interest Group Politics in Global Climate and Trade Governance. University of Antwerp. Prom./coprom.: J. Beyers.
7. Hanegraaff, M.C., Braun, C. & Beyers, J. (2012). Mapping the WTO Interest Group System: Exploring Density, Diversity and Stability over Time. In G Jordan & D Halpin (Eds.), The Scale of Interest Organization in Democratic Politics: Data and Research Methods. Palgrave MacMillan.
8. Hanegraaff, M.C. (2012). Global Non-state Actors in International Trade. In B. Reinalda (Ed.), Ashgate Research Companion to Non-State Actors. Ashgate.
9. Hanegraaff, M.C., Braun-Poppelaars, C. & Beyers, J. (2011). Open the Door to More of the Same? The Development of Interest Group Representation at the WTO. World Trade Review, 10 (4), 1-26.
10. Hanegraaff, M.C. & Poppelaars, C. (2011). Conceptualizing Religious Advocacy. Religious Interest Groups and the Process of Public Policy Making. In J. Haynes & A. Hennig (Eds.), Religious Actors in the Public Sphere. Means, Objectives, and Effects. Roudledge.
11. Berkhout, J., Hanegraaff, M.C. & Poppelaars, C. (2011). Belangenorganisaties in de Nederlandse democratie: Beleidsexperts of vertegenwoordigers? In J. Thomassen & R. Andeweg (Eds.), De Staat van de Nederlandse Democratie. Amsterdam University Press.

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