Review:

Interest Group Pluralism

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Interest group pluralism is a political theory that asserts that power is dispersed among a variety of interest groups in society, rather than being concentrated in the hands of a select few.

Key Features

  • Diversity of interest groups
  • Decentralization of power
  • Competition among groups
  • Promotion of democracy

Pros

  • Promotes representation of diverse viewpoints
  • Prevents concentration of power in the hands of a few
  • Encourages democratic participation

Cons

  • May lead to gridlock or inability to make decisions
  • Some groups may have disproportionate influence

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