In addition to interest groups and government officials, issue networks also include

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Issue networks are formed by individuals and organizations who share a common interest in a particular policy issue. These individuals and organizations may include interest groups, government officials, academics, journalists, and other stakeholders. However, as CEOs and actors are not necessarily involved in policy-making or advocacy efforts, they are less likely to be included in issue networks. Therefore, the best choice from the options provided is C, as it includes two groups that are commonly included in issue networks: academics and journalists.

In Addition to Interest Groups and Government Officials, Issue Networks