Pluralist Systems

Definition

Pluralist systems refer to political systems where power is dispersed among various interest groups and no single group dominates. These systems allow for multiple groups to compete and influence policy-making.

Related terms

Interest Groups:

These are organized associations that represent specific interests or causes within society.

Lobbying:

This refers to the act of trying to influence government officials or policies on behalf of an interest group.

Political Competition: The process by which different political parties or interest groups compete for power and influence in a pluralist system.