Pluralist Interest Group Systems

Definition

Pluralist interest group systems refer to political systems where multiple interest groups compete for influence and power, with no single group dominating the decision-making process.

Related terms

Lobbying:

The act of trying to influence government decisions by advocating for specific policies or interests.

Pressure Groups: Organizations that aim to influence public policy by exerting pressure on elected officials or government agencies.

Interest Aggregation: The process of combining various individual interests into collective demands or policies.