Corporatist Interest Group Systems in AP Comparative Government and Politics

Definition

Corporatist interest group systems are political systems where interest groups are organized into a few major associations that work closely with the government in decision-making processes.

Related terms

Tripartite Consultation: A form of corporatism where representatives from labor unions, business organizations, and the government engage in dialogue and negotiation on policy issues.

Neo-Corporatism: A modern version of corporatism that emphasizes cooperation between interest groups and the state in policymaking.

Social Partnership Model: An approach where trade unions, employers' associations, and governments collaborate closely on economic and social policies.