“The logic of collective action” explaining the mobilization of interest groups in comparative political analysis is given by which of the following scholars?

Correct option is B

"The Logic of Collective Action," which explains the mobilization of interest groups in comparative political analysis, is given by (b) Mancur Olson. In this seminal work, Olson explores how and why individuals organize into groups to pursue common interests, highlighting the challenges related to collective action, especially the problem of free riding.