“…We have witnessed the advent of new values (e.g., environmentalism), new cleavages (e.g., authoritarian-libertarian) and new political issues (e.g., immigration, morality or cultural issues), all of which are not or loosely related to neo-corporatist issues. Even if collective action problems are more difficult to overcome for groups mobilized on these bases, new groups are actually formed (see Jordan et al 2012 for the UK and USA; Fisker 2015 for Denmark; Gava et al 2016 for Switzerland). Citizen groups may not be as strong as economic associations in terms of delivering expertise, but they do possess some of the resources demanded by decision-makers (e.g., information about public mood, legitimization of political decisions and electoral support, cf.…”